Top 20 1995 Ford Contour Questions & Answers

Be extremely careful with dealing with air bag sensors. You should not touch them if you don't know what you are doing. With that said, the sensor triggers are located behind the front fascia on the metal face that's on the opposite side of the radiator. Disconnect the battery before doing anything as it can trigger the bag to deploy.

Could be camshaft or crankshaft sensors or both

recheck the battery and connections new doesnt mean free from defects or loose connections if battery good check and test the starter --as to fuel filter and pump if it turned over and did not start you could consider putting them in the equation but yours car in not turning over

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The vents are vacuum controlled. Most likely the vacuum line from the engine to the controller has broken. I look for the break, if I can't find it. I just run a new one. You'll have to drill a hole in the firewall and silicone the line there. To keep it from chafing.

Probably pinched wired somewhere, has the car been wrecked?

IAC - idle air control valve ? Maybe a vacuum leak .

Check all of gas lines and connections inside the engine compartment. Leaking fuel somewhere is causing this.

What about your sensor? There are several, and I've changed pretty much all of them on mine.... Which one in particular do you need to change?

There is no way to diagnose your car until the stored trouble codes are read.

If the vehicle is equipped with a timing belt, make sure it hasn't jumped throwing the valve timing off.

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First, check to make sure your spare tire and jackstand are secure and not moving around. That could be a really simple cause, and free to fix. Second, with the car off and cooled down, take your hand and try to wiggle the muffler. The muffler or exhaust pipe leading to the muffler could be loose. This is probably what's causing the rattle.

the heater will not have a drain hose but the evaporator for the ac unit will have . Pull the floor mat back under the ac box and you will see where the drain hose goes into the floor pan

Check with your local library. They carry Haynes and Chilton's service manuals for most cars and have accounts that will get you online access to their amauals as well, but you can only acess them at the library computers.

Sorry we have no wiring diagrams here.

Unfortunately, the wires on your car were absolute junk. The insulation literally crumbles off and leaves bare wire exposed. I would suggest finding a reputable repair shop that has a mechanic that is good with wiring and have your car re-wired on the fan and A/C circuits as they are both tied together and both have the same problems.

If you are referring to throttle position sensor. it is located on the side of the throttle body.

They could be the VSS or the wiring to it or the control module.