20 Most Recent 1996 Lincoln Town Car - Page 2 Questions & Answers

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probably not as it gets cooler I would suggest a problem climate control module In any event the ac should be properly diagnosed by a qualified professional a,c shop

Do a little research on the hose first. Some are preformed and they resist kinking better than a straight universal hose that may be harder to bend into place. If you do this repair with the engine cold it will save you some antifreeze. There will still be leakage but less than on a warm engine. After you have the new part, cut off the old hose and it will be easier to remove the hose clamps. Hopefully the original spring clamp will be on the hose ends. Do not use the screw type clamp as they always have uneven pressure. Slip off the hose clamp by squeezing the tabs and once removed slit the old hose to keep from being rough on the metal parts that you must remove the hose from. Sometimes a little water to lube the new hose will help the new hose slip over the metal fixtures. Hope this helps.

It could be the motor ,but finding a wiring diagram an testing the electrical circuit would be to know for sure . Do you know how to use a digital volt ohm meter ? Do you know what a wiring diagram is ? Free ones here http://www.bbbind.com/free-tsb Enter your vehicle info. under system click body & accessories ,then under subsystem click on wiper/ washers .Click search button ,then the blue link. Electric Testing Techniques You Need to Know

Yes. Instead of buying a junk yard unit, buy a REBUILT unit from a rebuilder. They'll program it with the latest software and give you a warranty. These guys are good http://www.bba-reman.com/us/index.asp

called a thermostat and it is under the dash next to the ac unit evaporator

you are not turning it back far enough you just think you are replacement switchs need to be turn back way back then remove key

Your best bet , take it an have some testing done . Fuel system , engine management system , electrical system test etc.... Could be any number of thing's ,guessing an just replacing parts doesn't work . Won't start how ? When you turn the key to start does the starter spin the engine ? Crank - no - start ! Or you turn the key an nothing happens ? No crank no start . Testing Electric Fuel Pump Problems with Voltage Drop Test 048 Engine Hard to Start or No Start Scan Data for Starting Problems

well the 1886 4.6 is on the same bases as 1991 to 1997 then you have 4,6 from 1998 to 2002 then 2003 to 2011 I would look over all the transmission housing and engine mounts also look at the exhaust they all have the same firing order

you have more than 1 fuel filter there is also one in the tank hook yo fuel pump have the fuel pump pressure tested some time the injectior seals go bad easy replace $ 12.00 parts

the ecm will cycle all of the sensors in the time that it takes you to put it into gear and start moving on start up you will see all of the required sensors to be checked in the dash lights and when the lights go off , all the sensors are checked when running any faulty sensors are checked and if the ECM can self adjust to compensate then it will do so if not it stores a fault code or puts the engine light on

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LCM (Lightning control module) is bad.

Check fuse on the amp first. if good, check master fuse on the amp power wire connected to the positive battery post under the hood. (usually a see through larger diameter wire going from battery to firewall/windshield area) Hope this helps.

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These can be rebuilt, but unless you have experience or a good shop manual is is easier to just replace unit.