20 Most Recent 1995 Lincoln Mark VIII - Page 4 Questions & Answers

Hello! The oil pressure is extremely high...The most probably cause is a plugged Positive Crankcase ventilation (PCV) valve...Replace the PCV valve and the hose that connects it to the intake..It is located in the passenger side valve cover....See photo below...Guru..............Saailer


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Should be where housing attaches to intake manifold from upper rad hose.

it is in the gas tank, you can drop it and replace it without completely removing it, but it is a rough job

If you have not had the recall done, you need to contact a ford/lincoln dealer to get it done or looked at-even if you did have it done, I'd get them to look at it because it is a known fire hazard-they will look at it for nothing, and repair it if the recall has not been done or fix it if it has been done and the repair caused the problem. This is a serious issue, it can actually catch fire when parked, and has been the cause of a lot of damage.

sounds like your dimmer switch is over heating,causing it to short,might had to change both headlight and dimmer switch,check your wiring could be a bad ground

auto level system bad...known for this problem..replace with after maket shocks if possible,,you have to do some home work on which replacements to use start with a web search

I think your english translator programme needs some sorting out ,

the thermostat is in a housing about a foot and a half below the top of the engine on the driver side, in front of and below the power steering resovior-it is usually easier to change it from below, and it is a messy job-drain teh radiator first, have a lot of rags and prepare for a antifreeeze bath. not a fun job.

is this only when you first start it up until it warms up if so thats normal

It might be the TPS, but on these cars it is probably the IAC-Idle Air Control, which is just to the left of the throttle body as you look at the firewall from the passenger side. It is a joke to remove and absurd to reinstall, but it can be done. First, though, try to use seafoam to remove carbon from the intake (you actually stick a vacuum line, like the PVC hose, in the can to **** it into the intake while the engine is running-then let it sit for a little while, then start it up-prepare to welcome the volunteer fire company because it should smoke a whole lot-just annoying, not dangerous)-then, if you can, throw another can in the gas tank. Disconnect the negative terminal of the battery and let the car sit for at least 10 minutes, reconnect it, restart it and LET IT IDLE for at least 10 minutes-do not give it any throttle, or drive it-the sensors send new 'baselines' the the ECU. and this probably will help get it back to a normal idle. If it doesn't, you need to replace the IAC-sorry, it is a bear to do. Good luck.

does all the other lights work on car if so its best to just replace radio the lights for that are internal better just liveing with out the lights for radio or open ash tray where you can see radio from ash tray light

what anti freeze did you put in it and what level is it at if its low it will do that and if there isnt enough water with antifreeze it wont warm up enough

You have to gain access to the oil pan and remove sometimes you have to lift engine high enough to get the pan completely out but if you lucky you will be able to work it in and out.

Time for a tuneup!

the park circuit is in the wiper motor itself, replace it

CHECK YOUR FUSES, MAKE SURE THE SWITCH IN THE TRUNK IS TURNED ON

You have a leaky airbag in the front end - a common problem for those vehicles but not a cheap fix either. There are aftermarket solutions to replace the airbag suspension but they are involved to install, making this an expensive fix either way. Check with local wrecking yards to see if they may have your specific model there for parts - but bear in mind their airbags may leak too. You may be able to find replacement airbags online - don't replace just one, rather both front bags to eliminate the need for repeat repairs soon after the initial.I would evaluate the cost of repair versus the value of the vehicle, unless you are restoring this car or planning on giving it to your child.
Good luck!!

needs a new mechanism

Is the sound coming through all of the speakers? Or just one?

That is called the air bag module, unless your talking about the airbag deploy sensors, these sensors are locted outside the car, like in nthe front of the car near radiator. heres a diagram of the airbag system to help you, depending on which little box you are talking about, you will be able to see its location and it will tell you what it is. hope this is helpful, good luck. remember the module in in the dash and the crash sensors are in the front of engine compartment behind headlight area.