look where the fuses are located on the passenger side, under the hood. you'll have to remove the cover and pull out the fuse for the air suspension ( you may need a screw driver to do this) replace the fuse and the car should raise back up long enough to get to the shop.
yep, just bagg it like i did my 99' Lincoln town car with 10-switches(air-ride suspension) rides better than factory!!!!
According to the 2012 Lincoln Navigator owners manual the air suspension system can be enabled or disabled through the message center You can view the 2012 Lincoln Navigator owners manual online at : www . motorcraft service . com ( no spaces ) Click on Owner Guides ( information about the message center starts on page 19 )
On 1995 to 1997 Lincoln Continentals, there is a manual switch located in the trunk on the left side. It is an on-off rocker switch.
According to the 2002 Lincoln Navigator owners manual the on / off switch for the air suspension system is located in the front passenger footwell
User manual for Lincoln Navigator (with fuse diagrams and descriptions of purpose for each fuse/relay location) can be found here: http://www.analogstereo.com/lincoln_owners_manual.htm
The library will have a chiltons manual that should show you how to replace your suspension on your model and you can probably order a repair manual from manciniracing.com. also.
Lincoln website...
you can go to Lincoln.com, and download any Lincoln made veh. owners manual
Try the Haynes Manual.
Get one here. [tradebit.com/filedetail.php/9018747-lincoln-ls-2000-2005-service-repair-manual] You can get repair manual information free at FreeAutoMechanic.com [freeautomechanic.com/repairmanuals.html]
In the manual, look in library
www.originalcarmanual.com