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I wouldn't do it They do make a conversion kit but it is extremely inadequate and doesn't hold up anywhere as well as air ride.I am currently in the process of converting one of my Marks back to air ride after the previous owner put the spring kit on it it is just terrible. The air ride system is not all that difficult to repair and doesn't have to be costly either if you know where to look for the best prices on parts and fiding someone knowledgable enough to repair it without too much difficulty.

I have 3 Lincoln Mark7s and have used a Strutmasters kit on all 3 and am totally satisfied.

If you enjoy the lousy noisy ride and lowering the value of your cars glad your happy with all that I myself believe in preserving these wonderful cars not devalueing them or taking away from they're unique character that makes them stand out from other cars. I guess it's just a difference between someone who truly appreciates these cars and someone who just owns them.

standing in front of vehicle look towards your left hand, between battery and motar on the valve cover is the pcv valve. the hose connected with the pcv valve is the pcv line. to remove simply pool on the hose of the valve cover >gently its not that hard...

know comes the hard part, look for the connections of that pcv line on the back of the intake manifold. it will be tricky and please do it while the motor is cold that mother burns it gets really hot<<<<lol

well take your time because you will runnin to snapping hoses in to two the figuring how to get it off..patience is a vertue good luck....

mr. north philly

In the latch mechanism

firewall

4 - 8

3 - 7

2 - 6

1 - 5

front of Lincoln LS ( V8 engine )

Unplug battery for 30 minutes then plug back on that will reset the ecm

FOR EXAMPLE, IF THE BLOCK NUMBER IS C2DE 6015 BA, THE FIRST DIGET 'C' MEANS THE YEAR, SIXTY'S C= 60'S D=70'S E=80'S SECOND DIGET IS THE YEAR, IN THIS CASE IT WOULD BE A 1962! THE 6015 IS A NUMBER THAT FORD USES! THE OTHER NUMBERS I DON'T KNOW WHAT THEY MEAN, SO SOMEONE HELP ME OUT!!! THANKS; REGGIE B. The first digit is the decade, the second is the year, the third is the car line, the fourth tells you what system the part is for. E is an engine part, B is a body part, F is a fuel system part, etc.. with all factory replacement parts having a Z as the fourth digit. 6015 is what's called the group number. This means that it is some kind of an engine block. 9510 is a carb, 9425 is an intake manifold, etc... and the last one or two digits tell you how many times the original design of the part has been changed. The number given as an example is not an actual casting number that Ford used, since they didn't start using double digit design level change designations until the 70s, but, if it were a real number, it would be telling you that this is the first change of the second design of an engine block that was originally designed for use in a 1962 Falcon.

yes I have them on mine.

ITS 3.08

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How to replace water pump in Lincoln continental 1999

Remove wheel by wheel and rock the car to avoid slipping ( use jack stands for safety ) then you will find in the back of the caliper a bolt (bleed nipple) covered with small rubber cover, remove cover and start the engine, in this part you need assistance to press on the brake pedal many times (4 times pressing to the last then release), you have to be ready to untighten this bolt (bleed nipple) then ask your assistant to press full down and keep (DONT RELEASE THE PEDAL), once he pressed untighten the bolt (bleed nipple) but not too much, once the oil is out ( you have to put a container under this part) tighten it agin and ask your assistant to release the pedal, its better to do the four wheels to get the best performance and check the oil level before and after. Good luck

Computer getting signal from oxygen sensor that bank 1 is running too lean.

System has reached the limits of it's fuel enrichment capabilities.

Many possible reasons; vacuum leaks, defective or coated sensor, etc.

Easily searched: p codes Lincoln

This particular vehicle has a sealed system and cannot be checked unless checked by a professional transmission mechanic or by the dealership. Note that the time for an inspection that should be made is when a leak is noticed or the routine maintenance requires an inspection or other maintenance involving repair.

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First you need to get the problem fixed that has caused the SRS warning light to come on. This is a repair for professionals. They will reset the light after the repair. Seek professional help.

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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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According to the 2002 Lincoln LS Owner Guide :

The firing order for the 3.9 L , V8 engine is :

( 1 - 5 - 4 - 2 - 6 - 3 - 7 - 8 )

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Also , the engine cylinder locations are numbered :

firewall

4 - 8

3 - 7

2 - 6

1 - 5

front of vehicle

It has the Coil On Plug ( C.O.P. ) ignition system with ( 8 ) individual coils

They take the place of a distributor and there are two of them for each bank of the engine. Look at your engine and you will see two square things on the front of each side of the engine with 4 wires coming from it and they go to the spark plugs and that is how they fire.

on the mufflers after the heads

Some parts are and some aren't

Opera Lamps

1. Unscrew the door lock.
2. Remove the door pull.
3. Take out any remaining screws on the door panel.
4. Remove the master power switch.
5. Pull the panel from the door.

It would have come from the factory with ( 5W-30 )

Firing order?

1-3-7-2-6-5-4-8

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According to the 2000 Lincoln LS Owner Guide the spark plug firing order

for the 3.9 liter V8 engine is :

1 - 5 - 4 - 2 - 6 - 3 - 7 - 8

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The engine cylinder locations would be numbered :

firewall

4 - 8

3 - 7

2 - 6

1 - 5

front of vehicle

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It has the Coil On Plug ignition system with ( 8 ) individual coils