20 Most Recent 2007 Lincoln MKX AWD - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Hi,Try the below links for the owner manualhttp://owner.ford.com/servlet/ContentServer?pagename=Owner/Page/OwnerGuidePage&year=2007&make=Lincoln&model=MKXhttp://www.manualsmania.com/model.php?model=485f94d6f081e61646d9188d323f411124e6c

Down one side at the bottom there is a bolt and clamp to remove.

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go to an auto parts store and have the code checked, most do it for free. that will tell you why the light came on..

Hello,
Are you trying to remove the battery cable connected to the positive (+) and negative (-) of the battery? Or you are trying to remove the battery cable coming from the car?
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It is possibly your wheel bearings, have them checked at your auto repair shop to make sure.

The two screws hold the rear of the tail light in place. The front of the tail light is held in place by two pins that fit inside two sleeves. After removing the screws, gently rock the lens and pull straight back toward the rear of the car. The pins will slip out of the sleeves and you have access to the bulbs.

you will want to test the battery with a volt meter it should read at least 12.5 volts if it is lower have it charged and load tested . then once you get the engine running you will want to test the voltage output of the alternator. it should output at least 13.5 volts but not over 15.2 vdc

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just pull straight out plastic coated pins normal comb. light @3.49 @pep boys

If it is AUTOMIATIC then NO
for a MANUAL /STANDARD gearbox then YES

Automatic can be towed so long as the driving wheels are off the ground

for 4wd and 4x4 there are different aspect to consider