20 Most Recent 2005 Lincoln Aviator Questions & Answers

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Check battery cables an connections ! Do a starter circuit voltage drop test . You need a volt meter to do this , Starter Voltage Drop could have a bad cable !

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make a template with a piece of string , dont forget when your making the template to bend up your tensioner where you want it

5R55 N/S/W 5 Speed Rear Wheel DriveThese style transmissions do not have fill tubes to commonly check the trans fluid level. This transmission has a common problem of the case bores wearing out where the o/d - Intermediate servo pistons ride, causing various transmission slipping codes. There are also several different valve bodies and solenoid packs, Be careful. https://estimate.myautomatictransmission.com/lincoln-navigator-transmission-common-problems

The trans problem was a straight up, misdiagnosis. A head bolt has nothing to do with the trans. It may have been damaged & later noticed? Do you trust who your dealing with?

Look closely at it, I would suspect you will find the retainers broken somewhere.

with the wheel off a slide calliper rule may help to measure the flats of the nut this guy does a write up for 2005 Lincoln Aviator but never mentions the size of the outer nut http://ww2.justanswer.com/uploads/fordanswerman/2009-05-06_030529_2002_explorer_rear_wheel_bearing.pdf

Need a scan tool & factory diagnostic manuals to work on the seats & the heat.Could be about eight different thingsCould be a under seat blower motorNothing you can do or most shops will touch,unfortunately a dealer doesn't work on them either,but they have a outside seat person come in after the service bays close at night to do seats

If the check engine light is flashing, DO NOT continue to drive the vehicle. If it is on steady, it's an indication that the computer has detected a problem. If it's flashing, it's a problem that may result in damaging the engine if not corrected. You will have to have the codes read to determine what the problem is.

This DTC is a very common issue on the V6 and refer at the little rubber elbow on the PVC wears through.

P0171 - System Too Lean (Bank 1)

P0174 - System Too Lean (Bank 2).

Those lean codes are for a lean fuel condition. The first thing I would check is for a vacuum leak. Especially look around the PCV system. Look for soft or collapsed hoses in the PCV system, (especially the rubber elbows) these are very common issue for failure and cause of lean codes. Also check around the intake manifold for leaks or any other hoses that may have come off.

Next I would check fuel pressure and the fuel filter for blockage. If the filter is old you might as well replace it. If and when you find an issue you will have to have a scan tool to reset the check engine light before you go back through emissions.

Check that stuff and let us know what you find.

you might find fuse diagram on the inside of the fuse box cover under the hood.....hope this helps......cheers

Flasher relay going bad

Normal idle speed of what ? your question is very vague the normal idle speed of most vehicles is just under 1000 rpm

i know most vehicles use shoes for rear so we start there first put vehicle in park to engage transmission to lock front wheels do not apply emergency brake/ once wheel is remove use large rubber hammer and pound around outside of casing.untill it falls loose to reveal shoes and springs. sometimes residue will stick to make it loose try wd40 or something to break that residue.

Cold air bypass valve in the throttle body is built up with carbon. Remove the air intake hose at the throttle body. Look inside, on one side you will see 2 ports, just clean them and the valve attached on the outside.

Out of fuel. Bad fuel filter. Loose wire. Fuel pump safety switch open. Fuel pump went out? Electric to fuel pump out. and on and on and on.

Well, I will tell you that the electric plug that is on the low pressure A/C switch will engage the compressor clutch when you put a jumper wire in the electric plug. This is done sometimes to draw in Freon to charge the system and then eliminated when there is enough Freon pressure to cause the low pressure switch to work again. Then the pressure switch will cycle as Freon pressure builds. In no manner should any attempt be made to operate (drive) the vehicle with the switch bypassed as it will destroy the compressor and possibly melt the serpentine belt and parts will go flying. IF the system is low on Freon after 9 years a boost of Freon with sealer will help. You need some tools with a pressure gauge for A/C. The ideal amount of Freon is what the manufacturer shows on the A/C label plus oil. There are other tools like Vacuum pumps which take the moisture out of a system. If the system is not empty, you may be able to add Freon. Read up on this more.

Sounds like an electrical problem.Start with the battery, then check your selonid and starter.