Lincoln Continental

its located on top of your gas tank which has to be dropped down for acess

17.8 gallons ( U.S. )

Just put a socket on the tensioning pulley and it will lossen the drive belt nope....wrong answer, socket and rachet wont have clearance. this is a lincoln, not a chevy...

a standard wrench (either 15 mm or 5/8 in. ), using the box-end of the wrench, place it on the tensioner pulley mount bolt (you will need a very long wrench to move the AC line up against the fender while you fit the wrench onto the pulley, you want the wrench placed in a 12:30-1:00 o'clock position), with wrench in place as mentioned, you will take the very long wrench used to move the AC line, and place the boxed-end of the long wrench onto the open-end of the wrench on the pulley. if you dont understand how this works, ask a handyman/mechanic to show you how to use the long wrench as leverage. idea is you dont have room for any other manner except to go buy a tool for this that costs 80.00 usd.

second thing to consider is this: on the plastic plate covering the radiator and fan should be a CALIFORNIA EMISSIONS sticker, if not, then you have a federal vehicle, I.E., out of state. the two models of this year use different belts. hint:federal has ONLY ONE serpentine belt, other has smaller serpentine plus one v-belt.

SOURCE:BACK-YARD MECHANIC AND OWNER OF THIS FINE AUTOMOBILE (AT LEAST AFTER I FINISH RESTORING IT)...

There are a few ways to this. You can take the window out or leave it in.

1.) remove the door panel and pull back the sticky paper.

2.) After you do this, push the window up, clean the class and clean the two clips on the aluminum arm

3.) Use a silicon or if you want an epoxy to fill the two clips the window sits in and lower the window back into these two clips.

4.)use the window button to close the window and let the epoxy or silicon cure. I usually wait 1-2 days.

5.) You should be good to go until the next time it happens

wiggle the hazard button if it works you need to replace the turn signal control arm and hazard button they come all in one piece

You should be able to get one of these from an auto parts store like Autozone, Advance Auto Parts, and Pep Boys.

The Thermostat on the 1999 Lincoln Continental is located on the under side of the car Where the the Radiator Hose, that runs along the bottom of the car, is connected to the Thermostat Housing. You can only get to it by getting underneath the car where the Radiator Hose is connected.

Ajar is the term for a door that is slightly open.

The 98 Continental doesn't have spark plug wires. They have individual coil packs over each plug. There is a plastic cover over each set of 4 plugs with some 10 mm bolt heads.

Depends on which engine you have. My "Standard Catalog of Ford 1903 - 1990" indicates you could have either a 302cid (5.0L) V8 or a 3.8L V6. My Haynes manual makes no mention of the V6, but indicates that the standard 302 has a 1-5-4-2-6-3-7-8 firing order. The HO version of the 302 is different: it's firing order is 1-3-7-2-6-5-4-8.

The best thing that I can tell you to do is to first check the 3 fuses for

the system. They are Fuse #6 (5 amp) under the dash, and fuses #4 (15 amp) and

#15 (50 amp) in the engine bay fuse box.

Next, you will need to gain access to the air ride control module. Look at the

plug going into the side of the module and find pins 1, 4 and 21. Pins 1 and 21

will have power at all times (if not, you have a bad wire or a bad Air ride

Service switch (passenger foot well area). Pin 4 will have power when the

ignition switch is in the RUN position. If no power here, then you have a

wiring issue or a bad fuse (fuse #6 under the dash).

Next, put the truck into a position that it would normally raise the suspension

to normal height. Measure from pin 30 to chassis ground. Should have 12 VDC

there. If not, you have a bad control module.

Next, remove the relay for the compressor motor. Look on the relay and you will

see that the terminals are marked with the letters A, B, C, and D. Where

terminal A plugs in, verify that you have 12 VDC there. If not, you have a bad

50 amp fuse. Next, verify that you have ground where terminal D connects. If

you don't have ground here, then you have a bad wire between the relay and the

control module.

Finally, with the relay removed, install a jumper (14 gauge solid core wire)

between where terminals A and B are. Does the compressor work now? If no, then

you have a sensor issue (write me and I will help you with that).. If yes, then

you have a bad relay.

Hope this helps.

The firing order on a 1992 Lincoln Continental is 1, 5, 4, 2, 6, 3, 7, 8. The number one cylinder is on the front right.

Since the 1995 only had one engine size, you will find access to the thermostat under the car behind the passenger side wheel well. Follow your long lower hose to the passenger side and then up :-)

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your radiator broke!!!!

usually the DCL is beeping which means communication challenges, clean the DCL connections on the back of the panel.

Dynamic Traction Control is sometimes referred to Dynamic Stabilization Control. In essense the system takes into account traction, braking the

driver handling into consideration in order to apply the appropriate traction to

the tires.

This control improves traction. Standard Traction Control automatical adjusts to what ever tire is slipping at the time and compensates with the other. There has been instances where this correction has enhanced the skid causing an accident.

DTC is a superior form of control as it takes many factors into account before apply the equalization of traction control system.

On a front wheel drive Lincoln Continental that has the 4.6 liter

Dual Over Head Cam V8 engine :

firewall

1-----2-----3-----4

5-----6-----7-----8

front of vehicle > driver

what year? look for the bigger port on the ac lines, theres a low and a high, you want the low which is where you put you r-134a

If you have removed the bolts holding it in place, lightly tap it with a hammer as it is stuck. Make sure you have removed the 2 bolts holding it. Thank you, There are two bolts and the top one has a nuts to tie up ground cable, obviously I just took the nuts off but not the bolt screw. After taking top bolt off, I could easily took starter out. R. Lin

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If its the code for the keyless remote entry, the buttons on the drivers door, The factory set code can usually be found on the right arm of the trunk hinge. Even it the code is changed, the code set at the factory (default) can still be used to unlock the door.

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