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Abraham Lincoln (born February 12, 1809 - died April 15, 1865) was the 16th President of the United States. He served from March 4, 1861 to April 15, 1865 when he died from an assassin's bullet.

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Under car, bell housing passenger side. Right where the transmission bolts to the engine.

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Charlie Ryan recorded 'Hot Rod Lincoln' in 1955; it was released as a single by Souvenir Records in 1957. 'Hot Rod Lincoln' has been performed by many artists - Johnny Bond had a regional hit with the song in 1959; Commander Cody and the Lost Planet Airmen covered it in 1972. In the 80s, Asleep At The Wheel did a very nice version. In 1995, Jim Varney (Ernest) recorded a cover which was used in 'The Beverly Hillbillies' movie.

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There aren't bulbs in the digital display of a 94 Towncar. The whole cluster had to be replaced with a good one and needs to be calibrated to your mileage and such. Check with your local dealer after obtaining a replacement. I would start with a junkyard for replacements.

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Get a manual on your car from the parts store for about $18 and it will help on the next repair.

The Saturn Ls1 that I own I have replaced the brakes twice and each time I am forced to buy the brakes frome Saturn although this car is 5 years old the parts for this 2000 Saturn LS1 are not allowed to be sold on the open market.

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I have heard that turning the piston clockwise can help to depress it.

do not use a c-clamp on rear calipers as this will crush the worm gear

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I had a problem of the trunk not staying close when shut. it was because for some reason the bracket on the bottom side was not seated properly although there were no visible dents or bending. At first i replaced the opening mechanism with one from a junk yard, and that did not work. In the end all that was needed was to change the angle of the bracket on the bottom, to do this.

Loosen the to hex bolts on the bracket

On the bottom side of the bracket put something ~1/8" thick between the bracket and the body of the car ( I used a thick zip tie because it is easy to slide in).

re-tighten bolts.

If it still does not close try using something thicker.

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YOU WILL HAVE TO DROP THE GAS TANK AS THE FUEL PUMP GOES IN THE TOP OF THE TANK . YOU WILL HAVE TO REMOVE THE GAS LINES THAT ARE RUBBER THAT HAVE THE FORD CLIPS ON THEM JUST PUSH THE CLIPS OFF AND PULL THE HOSE OFF

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Any major band 10w30 high detergent oil.

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No but it used to.

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I'm strugling with that right now. The thermostate is in a difficult position. follow the upper radiator hose and it leads into the block under the throttle body. Remove the air filter assembly and you'll c what is the exhaust manifold crossover pipe right in front of the thermostate housing. NICE, it gives you very little room to remove the 2 bolts to the housing and once u remove those then you'll find you have the thermostate housing loose but because of that darn exhaust manifold crossover pipe u don't have enough room to take the thermostate housing out to change the stinking thermostate. So from what I can see you have to remove the heat shield which is cased around the exhauste manifold croosover pipe and if you still can't get enough room to remove the thermostate, (which I'm about to find out)then you'll have to remove the crossover pipe as well just to change the thermostate. If you (and me) do have to remove the crossover pipe then their are 2 bolts on both ends of the pipe leading into the manifolds. But then the tough parts done and once u switch the thermostate over and ATTENTION:remove any old gasket material and put a new gasket in it's place then installation is reverse of removal.

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Look at this website http://www.suncoreindustries.com/ProductList.asp and goto product category and scroll down to find your vehicle. They might have what you are looking for. Also try: http://www.strutmasters.com./ http://www.shox.com/ http://www.americanairsuspension.com/ http://www.arnottindustries.com/ These guys also sell conversion kits to. Goodluck Jestin

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I have a Lincoln VII LSC installing a Jensen stereo, have one harness with amplifie. I need the diagram on the color codes for the wires to the stereo and the harness #CK-WHFD2

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1. Loosen the idler pullery bracket adjustment and pivot bolts. 2. Position a suitable belt tension gauge. 3. Install a 1/2 in. breaker bar in the hole in the idler pulley bracket. Apply tension to the belt using the breaker bar. 4. Set the tension on a new belt to 170 lbs or a used belt to 140lbs. While maintaining the tension, tighten the adjustment bolt to 30ft. lbs 5. Remove the belt tension gauge and the breaker bar. Start the engine and let it idle for 5 minutes. 6. Shut the engine off, then reinstall the belt tension gauge and breaker bar. Apply tension with the breaker bar and slowly loosen the adjustment bolt to allow belt tension to increase to the used belt specification, 140 ft. lbs. Tighten the adjustment bolt to 30 ft. lbs. 7. Tighten the pivot bolt to 50ft. lbs.

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a metal clip that holds brake pads securely in the caliper so they do not vibrate and cause brakes to squeak

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A new mast from the dealer is about $50.00. You would remove the nuts and grommet at the base of the mast. Then press the up switch, or turn the radio on to get the nylon gear to despool itself from the car- it is best to have two people do this- so one knows which direction the gear teeth face. Start the new nylon gear into the shaft and then turn the radio off, or depress the down button to get the antenna to retract into the car. It may take a few tries to get it- just remember which way the gear teeth are facing before you remove the old one. Replace the hardware, and snug it down.

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I was just told where the PCV valve(s)are on my 2000 Lincoln LS by the Service representative of my local Ford dealer. Apparently there are two PCVs. Each is an integral part of the valve cover(s). They tell me that they cannot be replaced without replacing the complete covers. (What a bad design ?). I am finding all this all out the hard way. They tell me that both PCVs are carboned up and plugged. That in turn has created backpressure in the engine and under the valve covers. This has resulted not only in blowing the seals (gaskets?) on the valve covers, but also in filling up one of the plug wells with oil (yes, the spark plugs are under the covers on the LS), and caused a misfiring of the sparkplug. I have been experiencing this misfiring at certain engine speeds during the last few weeks. Also, there has been a faint smell of oil fumes coming from the engine recently. The repair is going to consist of 2 new Covers (c/w PCV valves), new spark plugs, and at least one sparkplug coil. Estimated Cost of repair : $1,100 !! Anyone have any comments ?

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Hello: I have a 1991 Lincoln 3.8 I paid a non-dealer shop $535.00 to repair the rear head, only. This price included having the head sent out to be milled (required), and also new head bolts (also required)and all gaskets/parts.

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The U.S. Mint has never produced a "Lincoln coin" dated 1864. Look at the coin again and post new question with the denomination.

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The (DCCV) dual climate control valve may be damaged also called heater control valve.

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Well, just like on any car, you get the manual for the car. If you get a good manual, i recommend" CHILTONS "brand, then it will tell you how to take out the motor and replace it.

you can also look at the roof of the car from inside and if you see a bulge then there it is...

also you take the car in to the manufacturer this is your local LIncoln dealer, and they will show you...

Personally, I would reccommend staying away from the Haynes/Chiltons manuals for anything more than oil changes and such as that as they cover too many models and years to really get specific about your year. I would suggest getting a manual from www.helminc.com or going on eBay and searching for used paper ones or getting a manual on CD for your year and model of car. It gets down to every last nut and bolt along with part #'s for replacements. As to how to get to the motor, it should be inside a hump in the ceiling right above the middle seating position in the rear seat.

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At the radiator or at the coolant resivoir.

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I own a 2003 Navigator and the code is located on the passenger side under the dash. I had to get down with my back on the floor board and I found it on a white sticker behind some wiring on the outerside towards the far right (passenger side). There was a 5 digit code. Take a flashlight and good luck. Rob