2003 Lincoln Navigator - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Some help here, but you may need an auto electrician as they are very complex. https://www.google.com/search?q=2003+Lincoln+Navigator+brake+lights+don%27t+work ..

Try this.... My 2003 Lincoln Navigator was manufactured May 22, 2003 so it's the late model that came with the Intec 5.4 Liter DOHC V-8 (not the Triton engine). I replaced the two front ride height sensors (one for each air strut) and replaced the one rear ride height sensor (passenger side) that controls the ride height for BOTH rear air struts. That solved the problem for a few months during warm weather, until the weather started cooling off. Then back to the same issue. The front passenger air strut started releasing air from the solenoid (air block) making a "hissing sound." Replaced BOTH front air strut solenoids (connected at the top of each air strut). That also resolved the problem for a few days. After going all around the world, I discovered it's the Air Ride Control Module (ASM) that was the problem all along. This is most likely the culprit for your air ride suspension problem.

This is something I believe your dealership can help you with, or the instructions that came with your radio.

Most likely the problem you are experiencing with the park assist is a fault in one of the sensors mounted in the rear bumper. I would not consider it to be a major fix, however there will be a few hours labor involved as the bumper cover needs to be removed to replace the sensors.

may be flasher relay, links which may help (5) Navigator flasher relay replacement - YouTube 2003 Lincoln Navigator - Turn signal blinks just a few times (repairpal.com) SOLVED: 04 navigator flasher relay location - Fixya Fuse Box Diagram Lincoln Navigator (2003-2006) (fuse-box.info)

Some starter motors can be a tight fit in the mounting hole. Using a WOODEN block or the HANDLE end of a hammer Tap the motor firmly, NOT hard, to the left, right, up and down. This should loosen the motor enough to slide it out.

Go to an Autozone, Advance auto, or Oreilys for a free Code scan. This will tell you some or all of the problems. Usually this symptom is a result of a bad O2 sensor changing the fuel mix (floating)from lean to rich or the temperature sensor messing with the "cold start sequence".

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YOU HAVE FUSE BOX INSIDE PASSENGER COMPARTMENT.LOCATED UNDER DRIVER SIDE INSTRUMENT PANEL.YOU HAVE FUSE AND RELAY BOX UNDER THE HOOD ON THE LEFT FENDER WELL.

I would just to get myself more work space. If you have to juggle the new radiator a fan blade into it will ruin your day.

Condenser? What type of condenser? The AC condenser is in front of the radiator. Condensers don't have fuses, they are like a radiator for AC refrigerant gas to cool it, before going to the compressor.

Lincoln Navigator (2003-2006) fuses and relays - Fuse-Box.info

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The Power distribution box is located under the right-hand side of the instrument panel. ... To remove the trim panel for access to the fusebox, pull the panel ...

2003-2006 Lincoln Navigator Fuse Box Diagram

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Jun. 21, 2018 - Fuse Box Diagram Lincoln Navigator (U228; 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006) Condensers and Evaporators, no fuses, it is all to do with plumbing and liquid or gaseous gas. https://www.ebay.com/b/Condensers-Evaporators-for-2003-for-Lincoln-Navigator/33547/bn_87489186 ..

who towed it was there a towing sequence eg take a fuse out ect like some other cars

Depending on what the actual code is, the problem is usually the neutral safety switch which is sometimes called the shift position sensor.

there should never be a leak in the system at all when the car starts the compressor should run once about 5 to 15 second to check for leaks if longer than that you are headed for bigger problems

keep pushing the mode switch on steering wheel to get to it

sending unit is bad, sending unit , I would advise replacing sending unit and fuel pump together.--- even though fuel pump is still working , it is old. and could go out ! and you only want to the job 1 time. I guess you know these parts are in the fuel tank? the new strainer will come with new fuel pump. some cars also have a external fuel filter under the car body, you do NOT want a dirty fuel filter with a new fuel pump, it is a big job pulling the fuel tank out of cars. do your research before starting the job. very few cars have a panel where you can get the fuel pump out of the car , without taking the fuel tank out of the car, and yes you do have to take the fuel pump out to replace the sending unit, which sends the signal to your fuel gage. a word of advice let your fuel tank be almost empty, you do not want to lift a lot of gas as it weighs around 8 pounds a gallon, again do your research before you start this job. NOTE , reset your trip indicater to keep track of the miles you drive so you do not run out of gas. until you get parts replaced GOOD LUCK. Tom

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You don't need to remove the panel. Just spray the latch on the outside with the door open. I would use liquid wrench and open & close the door at least 20 times after it's soaked for a half hour. Don't be afraid to slam it. Also, one time I had to let it soak in overnight before opening/closing it multiple times again.

First, I recommend taking out the stereo, which gives you more room/access. You'll need the removal tool which you can buy at a parts store or online (which is usually cheaper) or you can just bend a piece of coat hanger. The older the car and the longer it's been in the more difficult it may be because the prongs holding it in place may have gotten old. Once you have the stereo out, you can see how to remove the climate control. Be careful removing the plastic connectors because they have a tendency to break when they get old. I find a toothpick can lift they away without braking anything like a screwdriver sometimes does. Also, read your Haynes manual and Google a YouTube video for addittional pointers.

It is a near useless add-on to the ABS Braking SystemIt cuts off fuel injectors & thus engine power when you needcontrol over it,mostly slipping in snowIt on my Lincoln slams on the rear brake & you stuck in snowIf I ever found a way to cut the wires & shut it off I would makeit public knowledgeI have the wiring diagrams & have not yet worked too much on itOn my car Off is On & the owners manual couldn't be figured outif you had a Doctorate DegreeIf the Light is Off it is the system is on,go with that