40 mph

Press the " U " on the lock/unlock switch located on either the driver or passenger door.

Check Owner's Manual.

If you do not have one.

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yes its normal

It is located besided the hood latch.. to its left. Its not mark very well.. ShopSaveBuy.Com

THIS VECHILES ARE EQUIPPED WITH A SYSTEM THAT YOU CAN PROGRAM HOW YOU WANT YOUR MIRRORS TO BE WHEN YOU USE IT, WHEN YOU USE YOUR VECHILE, THERE ARE TWO BUTTONS BY THE WINDOW SWITCHES THAT SAY 1 OR 2 PRESS #1 AFTER YOU SET YOUR MIRRORS EVEN YOUR SEAT TO YOUR PREFRENCE, SO IF SOMEONE ELSE USES YOU LINCOLN AND THEY MOVE THE MIRRORS AROUND OR SEAT ALL YOU HAVE TO DO WHEN YOU ARE READY TO DRIVE IT IS PRESS THAT BUTTOM #1 BUTTON WHERE YOU PROGRAMED THE SEAT AND MIRRORS TO YOUR PREFRENCE ,THE #2 BUTTON IS OPTIONAL SOMEONE ELSE FOR EXAMPLE YOUR WIFE CAN PROGRAM IT TO HER PREFRENCE

I assume you are indicating wheel studs, what the lugnut threads to. If you don't have mechanical experience, I would take it to a tire shop that does minor repairs. Because you have to take the brakes apart on that hub, knock the studs out with a hammer, using the proper tools to pull the new studs back through. Pulling the new studs usually requires an air impact gun, shop type air pressure. Dangerous if you haven't done it before. If you don't have mechanical experience, I would take it to a tire shop that has done your stuff in the past. You might get a break being a return customer. Most shops charge avg $50-$60 per wheel to replace all the wheel studs on 5 holes wheels. The biggest thing trying to do it yourself is making sure the studs are seated all the way against the back of the hub without stretching the studs out of shape. Over tightening of studs/lugnuts is just as bad as not getting them tight enough. It will cause the studs to shear off and your tire to pass you going down the road as you are about to wreck. Not hard but some know how is needed for vehicle to be safe to roll down the road. You might watch a video on youtube.com to see if you want to venture into it or not. There should be a video on there, search "replace wheel stud". Watch more than one video just in case, JIM BOB, on there didn't cover the important details you really needed to know! Hope this helps. Good Luck and BE CAREFUL!

transmission is 15.5 qrts for sure

engine is 5qrts i believe

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On a 1998 Lincoln Navigator :

With engine oil filter change :

( 6.0 U.S. quarts / 5.7 litres of 5W-30 engine oil )

According to the Owner Guide

It can be any number of things. The switch could have been turned off. Less than a month ago, our "check suspension light" came on in our 2001. It had approximately 150,000 miles on it at the time. The ride became progressively worse. Now, the rear end is completely deflated. I no longer hear the compressor running. Rather than take it to the dealership, I have looked online for help. I checked the fuses and traced the air lines. My next step is to replace the compressor. It may also be the compressor relay. These are not too expensive if you check around.

There is also an alternative to having the air system on the Navigators. I happen to have a 2003 Navigator and I went with a non air CONVERSION kit. These kits are a lifesaver, especially when you are hauling little ones and want a safe, dependable ride! Strutmasters was my alternative to dealer pricing. With reasonable prices and friendly customer service I suggest this alternative for anyone with air ride!

your wheels have a censor built on the wheel bearing. the sensor could be going bad or the wheel bearing is also. if the abs light on is a sign of a wheel bearing.

There is no cabin air filter on an 03 Navigator

check your manual or sometimes usually its on the fuse box itself on the other side

According to the 2005 Lincoln Navigator Owner Guide ( 5W-20 )

* with engine oil filter change , 7.0 U.S. quarts / 6.6 litres of 5W-20 engine oil

On a 1994 the module (computer) is behind the carpet panel on the right side inside the trunk. It is behind the switch that turns off the air suspension. I have heard that on some models it is behind the glove box (between the glove box and the firewall).

The pump is under the hood below the window washer bottle under the air cleaner. (Behind the left headlight).

On a 2001 Lincoln Navigator :

( the fuel pump shut off switch / inertia switch is located in the front passenger

footwell , by the kick panel )

* the kick panel is the interior trim panel just in front of the front door by the person's feet

They have to be 25.

in the rear door panel

There are little black rods sticking up by the head lights that have a spot to put a screwdriver in. You turn these rods to aim the headlights correctly.

It's telling you there maybe something wrong with your transmission. Have the codes read and go from there.

That would be best left to a repair shop. You will need a pressure bleeder.

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The power distribution box should be in your engine compartment and the diagram will be in your owners manual... Keep in mind that there are 2 fuse boxes. 1 inside and 1 in the engine compartment. Make sure you are looking at the right diagram in your owners manual...

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Actually , in the 2005 Lincoln Navigator , the passenger compartment fuse panel

and the power distribution box are combined together , behind the kick panel

in the front passenger footwell

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