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#1795 of 1804 Re: shuddering transmission [wicket]
by euphonium
Nov 15, 2011 (12:02 pm)
Considering its age - it could need everything from a transmission oil change to new plugs & wires to a new processor. You don't say how many miles on the car so it is difficult to advise. If the plugs and wires were changed recently, then change the oil in the converter and tranny. If you don't have a lot of miles on the last oil change, look for a new processor/computer. Look the above up in your Log book as to when each was changed.
#1796 of 1804 shuddering tranny
by wicket
Nov 15, 2011 (2:39 pm)
ty for your answer. I will try the tranny oil change because i have changed the plugs and wires. it has 115000miles on it
#1797 of 1804 Re: Rear Air Bag suspension [AlsBroncoII]
by my97staffcar
Dec 01, 2011 (4:52 pm)
I have a 97 and my airbags started leaking at about 225,000 miles...bought a pair of them on E-Bay from StrutMasters for $75 a piece and had them installed for $150...I thought about converting to springs but stock is stock...they have complete kits for less than $400
#1798 of 1804 Re: Rear Air Bag suspension [euphonium]
by wicket
Dec 05, 2011 (10:08 am)
I have replacded my rear airbags with coils and i see no difference. I got mine thru strutmaster for 167.00 for both coils and shockes. easy to install. it gives you how to install and take care of the wire for the light that you have on now. my car is 1993 town car sig.the wire you need to cut is on the right side of the trunk. you need to cut the dark greem wire with a light green stripe and tape the ends. this is for1990 thru 1994.for your 1997your module is behind the glove box. that is where you will find the wire to cut.
#1801 of 1804 Re: TIRE PRESSURE FOR LINCOLN TOWN CAR 2005 MODEL? [bremertong]
by ortauto
Feb 24, 2012 (7:40 pm)
I've run mine at 40 p.s.i. for 60,000 miles. Tires are evenly worn and will last to 100,000 as my other ford Michelins. Ride slightly harder, gas mileage slightly better. You can try them at 30 lbs and you'll have a really soft ride, if you don't mind using more gas and wearing out your tires at 40,000 miles.
#1802 of 1804 Re: will not )$*%&*#%^TART [ortauto]
by econut1
Jun 19, 2012 (3:17 pm)
Do you know what module to replace? We have the same issue with our 94TC. When it's hot - like today - 100 out. Started right up, went to petrol station 2 miles away, filled up - wouldn't start. Waited 15 minutes and then it starts. It doesn't seem to like short journeys in the heat. Mechanics have checked it and can't find anything. Any help much appreciated!
#1803 of 1804 Re: will not )$*%&*#%^TART [econut1]
by euphonium
Jun 20, 2012 (9:00 pm)
Our 94 TC tows our SeaRay up to the lake in temperatures bwtn 90 & 100. I launched the boat and when I went to start the engine of the TC it wouldn't start. I got a baggy of ice from the cooler and rested it on the Black circuit breaker box under the hood on the driver's side. Within a minute, the car started. I don't think that Black box is compatible with heat.
#1804 of 1804 Re: To: audia8q re: ride quality [kirk555]
by bremertong
Aug 23, 2012 (8:48 pm)
I recently purchased a 2004 Town Car with the same Jittery ride problem. I realize there may be multiple reasons for the problem but wondered what the most likely one would be. I traded for this car having previously owned an 05 and the car had very smooth ride and suspension. I am going to the dealer service Dept in the next few days and wondered what if anything I can tell them to help resolve the problem? Any suggestions appreciated. I will of course ask them to check for TSBs on the issue and also try to get a history of service records on this car some of which were furnished at the time of purchase.