Lincoln Continental

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assuming all other systems normal...check for blend door functionality....a haynes type manual will help locate etc...but a local library should have professional shop manuals available in the REFERENCE section for free...make copies of the appropriate sections...read up and good luck :) Blend door (fresh air intake to cabin) not closing.

it should have the voltage regulator built into the alternator

If you have a remote that locks & unlocks your antitheft system it could be as simple as resetting your remote, I had a similar experience.

The 1989 Lincoln Continental brake booster is located on the firewall in the engine compartment. The brake booster will be on the drivers side of the firewall.

Would have been built for R12, can be converted to R134a.

The Mark 8 does not have a check-valve in the air suspension system. Each air spring has a solenoid valve, which controls fill and vent of the spring. There is a fifth in the suspension compressor itself, which controls venting the system. I discovered that the seat for vent valve was corroded in my compressor, which would then leak when the system was trying to fill. This resulted in the compressor running, but the car lowering. I was able to clean the seat up for a temporary repair, but ultimately replaced the compressor.

The compressor is located in a compartment in the left front wheel hub. To access it you have to remove the air cleaner and the washer fluid reservior.

Ebay, that's where I purchased mine.

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.

You did not mention what year your continental was, but as far as I know it doesn't matter when replacing a starter. I have replaced many starters on many different vehicles and it is all basically the same. First you will need to locate your starter. It should be below your engine and if you find your transmission you will clearly be able to tell. One way to find it if you are lost is to follow your red battery cables and two of them should run into it. One bigger wire, and a much smaller one. Start by unhooking your battery to avoid being shocked. You can just unhook your negative cable but I prefer to unhook both just in case. Then locate the two or three bolts that are holding your particular starter in place. The number of bolts varies by make and year of each vehicle. Remove these(they may take some work to break loose) and then remove both wires from the starter. Take care to remember how each wire was placed and where and if it included a washer or other attachment. Then simply reverse this to install the new one. Attach the wires and then hold the starter in place and attach the bolts. Make sure they are tight but don't break them. Hope this helps. Kyle

Nothing for this car, that I have found is free! I own onw and have been searching for parts in information eveywhere. The best resource I have found is LinconLandinc.com in Florida. Al is the head mechanic there and is very knowledgable in repairs. They will send you a copy of the shop manuals, (which I have and are VERY good source) and will give you good advice on your repair work.

It's on the driver's side fender apron just in front of the shock tower.

5x5. AKA 5 on 5

There is a problem with the SRS...have a dealer check it.

The 1998 Lincoln Continental has a thermostat which measures the internal temperature of the engine. This is displayed on the dashboard.

Drivers side of radiator at bottom of radiator.

On a 1998 Lincoln Continental :

The fuse box is below and to the left of the steering wheel , by the brake pedal ( it has a cover on it ) and

The power distribution box ( which is " live " ) is located in the engine compartment near the battery

Ford motor company sells a kit of tools for removal of radios in the 96-98 tears.

After removal of the radio you will have to have a code to get it to work. Consult your Lincoln dealer.

I have a 1990 Cutlass Calais. I had to remove a plastic panel under the steering Column. It was located to the left of the column under the dash.

The dcl is actuaslly the control center where you plug in a reader for reading the trouble codes it is located either in the passenger compartment under the dash on the drivers side or under the hood on the firewall depending on the model

The edge is called the shelf break. The actual declining shelf is called the called the continental slope.

Check to see if the air ride compressor starts running while parked. The air ride computer used to go to sleep after about an hour. Somewhere along the years they changed the software and if you have a leak it will start up. Try turning off the switch in the trunk (drivers side) overnight.

According to the 1996 Lincoln Continental Owner Guide :

Motorcraft MERCON automatic transmission fluid

* the type used should be engraved in the automatic transmission fluid dipstick

Which is the number of tail light fuse at linconl towncar 99?