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1996 Mercury Sable visibility complaints
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The heating core failed on three occasions, not able to be repaired due to design being defective. Yh
While driving the sun reflects off windshield and reduces visibility. Dealer and manufacturer have been notified.
When driving at any speed the vehicle starts to vibrate, and the acid content in the vehicle is too high. The vehicle smells like it is overheating, but there isn't any leakage. Contacted dealer, and took the vehicle in for service to for the heater core.
Outside door handles failed. Also, windows steam up when defroster is first strated, cannot see outside of window.
When windshield wipers are used, the windshield develops a film that greatly reduces driving visibilty when raining.
Wind noise occurs by the driver side of the windshield when vehicle is traveling at 65 MPH and above.
Wiper fluid bottle has no check point to see the level of washer fluid in bottle.
Windshield not sealed properly creates wind noise while driving at high speeds.
While driving the sun roof glass shattered. Cause unknown. Please describe details.
Windshield not sealed properly.
The windshield wipers do not remove any rain/ice or sleet from the windshield. The windshieldld will not defrost byitself either.
Design of windshield creates a dangerous visibility problem for drivers due to the large sloping windshield and wide dashboard that reflects in the sunlight onto windshield.
Sloped windshield design causes dashboard to reflect in windshield, causing poor visibility.
Consumer states that the reflection from the dashboard onto the window shield is blinding and dangerous. Please describe further details.
Safety defect with the windshield can not see out of windshield. Tt
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