20 Most Recent 1998 Ford Crown Victoria - Page 4 Questions & Answers

It may be a bad battery, that is sinking power at some times and rejecting it at others. First check battery connections are firm tight and free from grease on the surfaces that join. If still a problem and battery is more than a year old, replace it with new.

ITS FUSE #16 AND ITS a 20A FUSE

It sure sounds like the heater core, especially if you have water leaking inside the cabin. The two heater hoses only go from the engine to the firewall, and do not go into or through the firewall. They connect to the heater core right at the firewall. Check carefully around the back side of the engine and the heater hoses, though. If a freeze plug is leaking, water will be dripping off the bottom of the engine. If it is leaking before the firewall, that would not be the heater core.

air in the cooling system or coolant is low

Unhook the battery positive side for 10 minutes and then hook up the positive terminal and start the vehicle, the pump will start to work again.

It could be loose or broken cables check terminal connections from alternator and also connections to battery

Defective alternator

Firing Order 1-3-7-2-6-5-4-8 Bank 1 on the right Bank 2 on the left Cylinder #1 on the right Cylinder #8 on the left last one ,which is the driver side

Which belt and can you be more specific?

Check any car parts store or ebay or champions website , even walmart may have a book with them listed

This indicates an issue with the power steering system. First, locate the power steering fluid resevoir under the hood. Then open it and check the fluid level. If that is low, check your vehicle manual for the correct type of fluid to add. Also, take a look at the belt that goes around the power steering pump pulley-If the belt is loose, or otherwise in bad shape, It will make a squealing sound as it slips on the pulley. If the vehicle has a serpentine belt, or one belt that winds around all the accessory pullies and is loose, the serpentine belt tensioner may be failing. If none of these things are present, the problem most likely lies in the power steering pump itself, and it will need replacement. Good Luck!

Could cost up to $ 3000.00

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Recheck the spark plug wires to make sure that they all seated properly. Also, make sure that you got the wires on the correct plugs.

Put a SCAN TOOL on your car.. FORD BLINK Codes are not as accurate as getting the P0417 Code (Just made up the P0417, does not mean anything)...More than Likely you are having a problem with the IAC system on your Ford *(Common), Rods fall off, Carbon Build up. Pulling the ACTUAL code will speed your troubleshooting

Fuses protect wiring Fuses do not fix anythingIf a fuse blows you do notreplace itYou go to wiring diagramsto see what would cause the fuse to failCheck all your fusesWe have no info here for any vehicleHave to google things as you canCheck brake switch located behindbrake pedal arm

Most likely a faulty sensor. Replace the sensor an all should be well