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Ok- here's my list of things that, if fixed, would force me to keep my car and not sell it. Every time I put the "for sale" sign back in the window I feel so bad because I know that behind all of it's problems, lies an awesome car waiting for some much needed TLC.
-Loud noise when you steer to the right (even the slightest bit) Drive shaft maybe?
-No stereo (cd changer is dead, electronic climate controls on oval control dash will not allow for aftermarket cd player)
-Thud coming from rear left tire when I turn right. (sounds like a spring slipping)
-Engine is much louder than any other car's (other Sables included)
The list is short, but will probably cost an arm and a leg to fix. For having this car for less than 6 months, I've had more trouble with it than some people have had with their Gen I Taurus thats 10 years old.
I loved my Sable when I first got it. I still love how its so comfy to ride in and drive, and its fun to drive. None of that has changed.
:doctor:
Suggestions as to do it yourself fixes are greatly appreciated. Any other quick fixes or easy ideas for quick fixes from AutoZone are also appreciated.
Thanks, Zach
-Loud noise when you steer to the right (even the slightest bit) Drive shaft maybe?
-No stereo (cd changer is dead, electronic climate controls on oval control dash will not allow for aftermarket cd player)
-Thud coming from rear left tire when I turn right. (sounds like a spring slipping)
-Engine is much louder than any other car's (other Sables included)
The list is short, but will probably cost an arm and a leg to fix. For having this car for less than 6 months, I've had more trouble with it than some people have had with their Gen I Taurus thats 10 years old.
I loved my Sable when I first got it. I still love how its so comfy to ride in and drive, and its fun to drive. None of that has changed.
:doctor:
Suggestions as to do it yourself fixes are greatly appreciated. Any other quick fixes or easy ideas for quick fixes from AutoZone are also appreciated.
Thanks, Zach