Heater in the 2001 lincoln ls where is the relay for the heater

2001 Lincoln LS V6 relay switch for fuel pump ???? What about it , you a person of few words .

Go to ford owners.Com and register for free then download the manual for free then go to roadside emergencies and your fuse box diagrams are there and the fuse values and relay locations

Under the dash on the heater box . Mite be able to see it from under the dash , or take the glove box out .

That's more then likely the starter relay ! Open the hood an check
Relay Box
Left center of engine compartment
See if this is what is clicking ! Do you know about relays an how there work ? Videos on youtube on testing relays an circuits ! Find a wiring diagram at http://www.bbbind.com/free_tsb.html

heater working

what about
faulty directional flaps ? they have motors or vacuume actuators

does the air con system need a re gas?

There are several Powerboxes containing Relays. One of the frequent problems in Ford makes is the Blower motor resistor. This is a control which is found by following the wires from the blower motor across the engine bay. Usually midway, the wires will connect to the part. The part will have 2 mounting bolts. About 90% of this part is hidden inside most ductworks.

Sometimes replacement is not necessary. Tapping this part with a broom handle or snowbrush will often reactivate it. Sometimes permanently. Durability of the new part is questionable; so the old reactivated part may outlast a new replacement.

Here again I try to promote the Chilton's Manual online or but the book in your local auto parts store and YouTube especially if your are attempting this on your own. It is possible that you may need to replace only a fuse. But I would check those places out first.

The inertia switch should be in the trunk behind the trim panels.
You may need a pump relay.

You have fuses and relays-

Under the hood.pass side,front,next to washer bottle and ABS motor

On the right side kick panel,under glove box. Have to remove cover

In trunk,lift cover,left of battery.

Check water level in the radiator first then if radiator is full your control valve is malfunctioning and you will need to take it to a shop.