One explanation for this is that you have a bad wire in your wire harness. go to o' Reillys and buy a wire tester and test the wires in you wiring harness.
NO...if you have a keypad on door, water has gotten in and shorted out keypad causing conductivity between keypad numbers. keypad needs replacing. TSB for this.
2011 Is the last model year of the Mercury Grand Marquis
YES , a 1990 Mercury Grand Marquis 5.0 liter V8 engine has a PCV valve ( Motorcraft part number EV-98-B ) going into the intake manifold
it's your headlight switch
Why, are you going to steal one?
That, or the gauge is going. Or a loose wiring connection. I'd bet on the last.
There could be many reasons why the 1993 Grand Marquis make noises when the doors lock. The wiring could be off, or the motor could be going out.
Sounds like a Fuel Problem to me.
I believe it's >15 mph, I rear ended someone in my 2000 gm at a stop light going 10 and nothing happened, messed up my bumper tho.
I had the same problem coming from Detroit to Atlanta Lucky My Father in law was with me. He had had the same problem he just disconnected the sensor going to the air filter box and have had no problem since
The reset button on the fuel pump inertia switch should be DOWN ( if the button has popped up , then no power is going to the electric fuel pump )
i assume you mean your marker lights. it sounds like your alarm going off, you must have a aftermarket alarm
It'll have too much play in it. Everything should be tight.