2003 Ford Crown Victoria - Page 4 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

There are screws in the power window / door lock panel, speaker grill and under the little plastic squares. Remove all, there may be more panel screws once you remove those pieces (they hide the screws holding the panel). Then pry the panel off. There are usually some plastic clips that will likely snap. Also, some silicone calk is holding some plastic page like material in place. That silicone never dries so that can be a mess. Replace,ent platic clips can be found at pepboys or the dealer. Cheaper at pepboys or even eBay.

Sounds like you have a double problem . First locate the radiator fan relay it should be in the fuse box change the relay. Also change the tempature sending unit (attached to radiator) . If your car is overheating . You need to check. For a leak, be sure you have enough. Fluid in radiator, check. Thermostat , change it anyway cheap enough, ( 16 lbs. pressure ) this should solve your problem

I would start with the temperature sensor.

Unscrew the arm rest, pop the plastic screws from around the edge of the soft door panel where it meets the metal, peel back the plastic with tar on it, and then unscrew the motor.

If you are having a motor problem in your passenger-side door, it would be less costly if you went to a junk yard that has a door that matches your particular car and buy it. You'll spend less money that way. You may have to paint the door eventually, but at least you won't have to spend a fortune on replacing the motor. The choice is yours.

ford 1233 lost spark? on 1 or all cylinders? did you google this? 18,000 hits. just for this. example P1233 - Fuel System Disabled or Offline Description: The PCM monitors the fuel pump monitor (FPM) circuit from the fuel pump driver module (FPDM). With the key on, the FPDM continuously sends a duty cycle signal to the PCM through the FPM circuit. The test fails if the PCM stops receiving the duty cycle signal. Possible causes: Inertia fuel shutoff (IFS) switch needs to be reset Open FPDM ground circuit Open circuit to FPDM PWR RLY Open FPDM PWR circuit Open or shorted FPM circuit (engine should start) Damaged IFS switch Damaged FPDM PWR RLY Damaged FPDM Damaged PCM

Easy Fix. There isn't one.

Even new switches can be bad. Also, when connecting the motor, one of the wires could have been bent or pushed out. Check the connections between the motor and the wiper assembly. Make sure the terminals are straight and in place. Doesn't take much to bend one or force it out of the harness.

The problem sounds like a relay. Newer cars have a sensor and relay device that turns the lights on when so much light is not visible. When the sensor senses a lack of light, it triggers the relay, which sends voltage to the lights. This can be disabled. You will need the manual to locate the device. It should be right behind the headlight assembly or under the battery. Each car is different. Contact your auto parts store or manufacturer to determine the location.

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Brand new battery failure that quickly would likely be bad connections at the battery, scrape clean the post connectors of any rust or corrosion. If the problem persists, the alternator would be the next step.

Im assuming there's a check engine light? If so get it scanned at auto zone or another place that scans for free then post code

A bad fan motor or controller maybe? Check for debris between condenser and radiator,clogs up with leaves and dirt ,have to blow out with compressed air.

did you check to see if battery is good , if ok check cable connection at battery and starter be sure tight and clean. starter soliniod could be faulty. check battery first ,,turn lights on they should be bright, as an added test see if car starts when you jump start it

My Dad is having the same problem with his 03 Vic. It is the relay on the LCM (Lighting Control Module) heating up. The options are sauldering a new relay on the LCM for a few bucks or pay $400 for a new LCM.

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Just click on the link below for the wiring schematic for your car. 2003 Ford Crown Victoria Headlamp wiring schematic Google Search Charlie

I would say your 90% assured the trans was neglected & has failed That is what happens to ALL transmissions, that are driven hard,never change the fluid every 3 years & continue to drive when the trans acts up You did the correct thing,you just bought the problem

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Your PCM is going into fail-safe cooling mode. If temps really are normal then you may have a bad CHT (cylinder head temperature) sensor. Disconnect battery (negative wire) for one minute to get rid of code then road test your car to see how soon the P code comes back.