How do I reset the clock on my 2004 crown vic?

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Must be a bad connection somewhere.

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switch ir bad wire in harness --you will have to open up the steering column to find out which is problem
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Michael, Found this info. at Car Gurus site. Set the clock by pressing the RDS button until SELECT HOUR or SELCET MINS is displayed, then use the SEL arrows to set the time. Check the attached links,instruction and guides, Good luck
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the key doesn't work in the door locks?

If that's the case than your only alternative is to call you local towing company or locksmith and have then perform a lockout service.

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Hope helps (remember rated this).

It's normal on the AOD transmissions. Their first gear uses straight cut gear and thus has the whining noise. Gear 2, 3 and 4 are helical gears and thus quiet.

those control units in the crown vics **** out all of the time. they're not cheap from the dealer, try auto parts stores for aftermarket or junk yards.
one trick we did with cabs was to pull the unit out and splice the black and blue vacuum lines together. that's great for summer, but you have only vent then.

no some of the crown vick had high out put alternator. because some of them were cop car.

The quickest way to find a short circuit is by putting a bulb in place of the fuse. Anytime the time the bulb lights there is a load. And if the load is a shorted wire the brightness of the bulb will give you a hint. So while you're at it, finding a 'short' is a quicky...keep your eyes on the bulb. gotcha!