it should be located on the hood or in the engine compartment. if still no luck then got to you local dealer and they can provide a diagram for you
The nominal voltage for just about any car is 14.4. you will find though most cars should run 14 to 14.5 13.5 is kinda low but it is still putting out charge.
the power steering belt is you serpentine belt that is wrapped around your alternator and other pulley and tensioners you need this belt to run the car. go to auto store and ask for assistance putting it on or directions, theyll be happy to help you.
The air ride suspension is probably f**ked up...get it fixed professionally and stop putting fat people in your trunk
Code PO412 for your Lincoln means that the engine is currently misfiring, could be due to the timing is off, poor fuel, if your running regular in there, stop!, start putting anything higher then 91 octane, so 91 and up, but i wouldn't go past 93, that's what i run in my 01 continental.
The light is on because the alternator is not putting out the required voltage. Either the belt is broken, loose, or the alternator is defective.
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Possible reasons your car's alternator is not charging: Drive belt loose or missing Alternator has failed
If it is makeing a noise or is not putting out at least 13.5 volts it is bad. Take the car or the alternator to an Auto Parts store and have them load test the alternator to be sure.
13.5 to 16 volts.
Alternator is not putting out a charge.
Mine had an alternator problem not putting out 14 v
Hey Duane==I think I use a wrench on the bolt that holds the pulley to the bracket for the idler. I think it is 13mm. Goodluck, Joe