1985 Ford Crown Vic won't shift sometimes. Seems

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Transmisson and/or tourqe converter is going out, have the same problem on 03 ford crown vic, problem hasnt gotten worse or better for 20k miles, has 250xxx miles on it now with factory trans, try to do a tranny fluid change every year and keep money put a side for a tranny.

ck 4 fuel press. spark inj. pulse ect.!

You can't adjust it, it is controlled automatically by a computer, if the idle is high there is a problem with the system.

All 2000 and up vehicles utilize a Solenoid which is powered by depressing the Brake Pedal to allow the Shift Lever to be move from Park to any other position. Is the Shift Lever located on the Steering Column or the Floor? In either case typically the Solenoids used by Ford do occasionally go bad. I highly recommend having a certified technician replace the solenoid.

this can be due to out of adjutment of shifter cable which releases the shifter when brake is pressed.

I dont see if the turn signal light has to do any thing with the engine shutting off, make sure the IAC idle air control valve is working, air filter is good, fuel filter is good and IF your vehicle has a power steering pressure switch then that could be causing it but with 1985 Crown Vic I dout it.

Two screws hold it to the side of the thottle body.

Unless you are low on fluid, I suspect you are in need of a rebuild. I have had similar problems before. Any shop will tell you to try a fluid and filter change. It has never brought one of mine back. I would suggest adding fluid to the top of the 'add fluid' area of the dipstick and no more. It can foam if it is to full, causing similar problems as being to low. I would add that if you have to replace the transmission - you need to consider that the car may not be worth the cost.
Good Luck.

Local Ford dealership service department provide answer on location of the fuse panel. Fuse panel is located directly under the steering column. The cover panel is held by two screws and the power antenna swithch locking ring must be removed.

thank you all for you assistance,