Lincoln Town Car - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support - Page 7

passenger side before the cat

It is located in the dash that is the ATC or 4 season control

You buy the rear for the rear and the right or left side and the front for let or right side

on the passenger side next to the motor and transmission just follow you hot + battery wire right to it

there are 3 screws and a little tab to push down after you take screw out push tab down and remove hold assembly

no inline switch just a switch in the trunk driver side

Well it is cheaper to replace the window and regulator they will be sold to gather. If it has not been replaced just pull door panel off unplug motor un bolt to screws that hold window in reg. un screw regulator, Some might have rivets grind them off and use not and bolts to replace them plug new motor in to make sure it is not the switch before you take it all apart

You will have to drive it to do that. If you do not have a scan tool go to Advance , auto zone or pep boys they will tell you for free. You do not reset the computer it has to relearn itself

it is the one with the black plastic cap nearest the fire wall passenger side next to the dryer just clip on a/c charger kit go to about 45 lbs r134a the 2 ports are different sizzes anyway

It is located on the lower part of the car seats the part where you legs go griver is on the right of seat passenger is on the lft lower part of the seat

there are 4 bolts inside the trunk which hold the taillight housing to the back of the car.unscrew the 4 bolts and remove assembly.

The service and repair manual with pictures and diagram will provide you step by step help to locate and fix the problem easily on your own and you will get the manual from the given link https://toolsnyou.com

located on the drivers side ( In the trunk ) there is a switch. make sure switch is turned on. When off this will disable your air ride and air ride pump cause- it not to work.. It may have been dis-abled. this could be your problem... Good luck

The box you're referring to is the "driver's side door control module" if it operates when you press on it you might just have a loose solder connection on the pins. Obviously, you've already removed the inner door panel, so...
1. Unhook neg batt cable
2. Loosen the top screw
3. Press the bottom retaining clips on both sides in and pull back, or just pull back, the screw holds it in and the slots keep the thing steady.
4. Refrain from smashing everything and burning the car to the ground
5. Lightly unclip the three clasps holding the control module board in its housing
6. Visually check for damage, discolouration, loose or broken connectors.
7. Repeat step 4 if you don't find anything
8. Multimeter check or
9. Online parts search
10. Forget step 4.?

Nobody is going to send you 40 pages of wiring diagrams. Which system are you working on? http://ricksfreeautorepairadvice.com/category/repair-topics/wiring-diagrams/

On a car of this age you usually have wear at the door hinge and the door starts to sag and it will make it hard to open and close. Find a local body shop, they should be able to change the hinge with either a new part or a good used part to improve your door operation.

browntoni22: the code it self is "Potential short in Air Bag system"
CAUTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You are playing with Explosives!!!
Working on a safety restraint system can be very dangerous if you don't know what you are doing. There is a procedure to diagnose the problem which entails using a jumper wire for part of the diagnosis. Just as an example: emissionwiz mentioned a clock spring. This can be damaged by the installer very easily if they don't know what they are doing.
It is designed to rotate only so many revolutions. IF the installer was not paying attention and the clock spring had been out of the packing prior to their receiving it, it could have been rotated one or several revolutions. So when the installer puts the clock spring in place and goes to turn the steering wheel in one direction, it's fine but in the other direction, it will destroy the part!
Anyway, to sum it up in a nutshell, leave this job to a pro.

Under the carpet left side of trunk.

The push button on/ off switch is n/g

i believe you have a fuel/air mixture problem, too rich. good luck