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#949 of 3244 Crown Vic Blackhawk by bjudd Jun 16, 2001 (12:15 pm)
Does anyone know if there is any truth to the article in Motortrend.com about a souped-up Crown Vic named the Blackhawk? Will it be built or will we have to wait for the Marauder?
#950 of 3244 92 Crown Vic 4.6L stumbling and bucking under light throttle. by neanderbob Jun 17, 2001 (10:48 am)
Hello all! I need some help. I've got a 92 Vic with the 4.6L, 235,000 kilmetres on it. I love it to pieces but lately it's become almost undriveable. It bucks, bangs, lurches, and shudders under light throttle. To get past this point you have to floor it for a downshift. I can't even tell if it's the engine or transmission doing this. Full throttle is great. It seems to be worse when its hot. It acts the same in "3", and overdrive. Recently ALL fluids and filters have been changed but the problem didn't start for a few months afterwards. Also I would like to know what fuel is recommended and if it can tolerate an ethanol blend (having trouble getting an owners manual). Any advice would be much appreciated! Thanks for your time.
#951 of 3244 Stumbling Crown Vic by 427435 Jun 17, 2001 (3:11 pm)
Neanderbob: Is check engine light on? If so, take it somewhere where they can do a computor scan.   If it stumbles at idle but not full throttle, some of the possiblities include: --A vacuum leak. --A bad air flow sensor --A bad throttle position sensor   If you haven't changed plugs and wires, it might be worth changing them, but, if they were bad, it shouldn't run well at full throttle either.   Good Luck. Replies to this message: neanderbob (Dec 17, 2007 6:40 am)
#952 of 3244 Thinking of buying 1997 GM GS by morton Jun 17, 2001 (7:00 pm)
Hello,    I am thinking of buying a 1997 GM GS model from a family friend. It has 30K miles. The interior and exterior are excellent. This will be a family car. I have two questions.   #1 Is $11,500 a good price?   #2 How long is the original warranty in effect. Is the drive train still covered?                          Thank You                               PM
#953 of 3244 Response to 427435 ref: Stumbling Vic by neanderbob Jun 18, 2001 (7:14 am)
Thanks for the ideas. I'll replace the plugs and wires first as the check engine light does not come on. Maybe run some fuel injector cleaner through it. If still no-go it's off to the dealer I guess.
#954 of 3244 elec window problems - pre 1998 by kingfishgus Jun 18, 2001 (7:29 am)
My 93GB eats regulartors also. I have replaced each one once, and the drivers twice. It is the drum and cable assembly failing, not electronics, in every case. The couple I looked at were broken where the cable attaches to the frame under the window. The cable is not broken, but the plastic fitting where that end fits breaks. Some of this has to be because of poor design. One mechanic said it will help if you keep the front and rear window tracs lubricated. He reccomended silicone spray. That still leaves the center pilar the above mentioned plastic part rides up and down on unlubricated. It's probably a good ideas to put some white grease on it as well. I did notice that before a couple of mine broke, the windows was moving somewhat slower than the others. That makes me think that it had significanly more drag on it that the others, thus the cable pulling harder on the plastic piece, causing the ultimate failure. Good news is that this assembly was supposedly changed in 1998 with the other body changes (and the better brakes, thank goodness). And yes, to replace the regulator you have to drill out what looks like a very big pop rivet, and put a new rivet back in.
#955 of 3244 RE: 941 by thekozman1 Jun 19, 2001 (4:22 am)
Bob,   Try logging onto this website   https://www.ownerconnection.com/FormsLoginSSL.asp?Make=Unbranded&Model=default&L=49&N=840   This is Fords website and once in go into glovebox and you can download the owners manuall for your vehicle.   Good luck Replies to this message: neanderbob (Dec 17, 2007 6:38 am)
#956 of 3244 Blackhawk vs Marauder by jerrym3 Jun 20, 2001 (10:48 am)
I don't see a reason for Ford to sell both vehicles, even though the Blackhawk did not appear to offer all the Marauder performance goodies. The Blackhawk looked more like a handling/appearance package while the Marauder added performance (DOHC motor) to the mix. However, I think that the CV/Blackhawk has a better look from the front than the Marauder. Except for the front, the rest of the Marauder is basically all CV anyway, especially in the rear. I like the CV blacked out grille better than the Marauder's slightly modified grille. To me, once they took out the hump in the upper part of the grille on the Merc, the car started to remind me of the Cougar front end a few years back.
#957 of 3244 more seat testing by kingfishgus Jun 21, 2001 (8:11 am)
Today I rented a 01 GM and it must have been made after Oct because the seats sit quite a bit diffeent than my GM that was made in sept/oct. Seats look better and feel better. Drivers seat sits a little higher and has more padding, although it is stiffer feeling, not softer. This one has 14K miles on it and mine has less than 1K (even though I bought it in Dec).
#958 of 3244 Correct me if I'm wrong... by rea98d Jun 21, 2001 (1:35 pm)
But isn't the Sport Appearance Package on the Crown Vic the production equivalnet of the Blackhawk? Body-colored grille (ugly, IMO), bucket seats, floor shifter, nothing really to make it any faster than it already is.

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