20 Most Recent 2000 Lincoln Town Car - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Air bags leqaking.

The airbags leaking.

Your vehicle, comes standard with "Self leveling suspention" I would guess this is the culprit. Check with your Ford dealer.

Take to a repair shop If you have to add refrigerant, you either had the system apart or it leaks & needs repair first Freon was a Dupont trade name no longer used

1st try a code reader that plugs in under the dash by the gas pedal and see if you have any bad codes that might solve your problem or you can try to disconnect the battery then reconnect back up.

The gap is .052 to .056 thousands

I believe it is in the fuse box under the hood.

The fuel pump is inside the fuel tank.

Is the engine getting up to temperature?If not, then replace the thermostat.

It can be just a simple bad part. Get another one and if it does the same thing then I would suggest getting a diagnostic because the power is going somewhere.

Check your belt tension on the A/C unit.

Have you ever replaced the cabin air filter (AKA pollen filter) I would suggest you do that and see if it cures the low air flow problem. If the problem persists then you may have an obstruction at the cabin air intake area like a plastic bag.

check/replace the ignition module in the distributor . check for loose wires and faulty connections in the ignition system. Check and replace coil (if not multiple coils). Check rotor button and cap for carbon dust the allows HT shorts . Check/replace the HT leads as pulling them off destroys the carbon track in the lead.

There are 2 types of airbag systems. The protective restraint system in the interior of the car; and the suspension bags under the car(These can be referred to as airbags). When fooling around with either, disconnect the vehicle power. The interior airbags are in the dash, and steering wheel hub. Sometimes early options added side "curtain" bags deploying from headliners or seatbelt housings. These should be left to experts because of the explosive charge and the danger of breaking the fasteners that hold the plastic covers in the interior. For suspension airbags, they are mounted in place of coil springs. If you have a question, you might want to resubmit it with a symptom that an Expert can help you with. There is high pressure air in the system and some models have a bleeder valve on the airbox to neutralize the system. I believe manufacturers may have developed a scanner for the interior airbags, the better scanners can do the suspension.

high idle solenoid is faulty

Push the button/ tab if you hear the motor then you need to replace the wax like pieces fairly simple fix. can be done in about 20 -30 min.

should be in the glove box, left hand side.

No that's the way it was intended to work.