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#1892 of 1943 Re: Tail lights stay on. [lincolnsrbad]
by akirby
Dec 18, 2009 (9:37 am)
I don't think brake lights use a relay. There is usually a switch behind the brake pedal that activates the brake lights and disengages the shift lock mechanism. Should be easy to find and replace.
#1893 of 1943 Lincoln Aviator issues
by gkhaleel
Dec 30, 2009 (8:33 am)
Hello everyone. I need some assistance in figuring out why my battery light stays on after i changed to alternator. I checked to battery and it is good and the alternator is charging, Yet the battery light stays on and well as the "check charging system" message is displayed. my truck cuts off periodically while driving and even when idling or parked and the heat doesn't send hot air through the truck unless the truck is in motion.
I'm very frustrated at this point, any good advise....please help
#1894 of 1943 Re: Lincoln Aviator issues [gkhaleel]
by lincolnsrbad
Dec 30, 2009 (3:27 pm)
This may sound crazy, but my avaitor was having a similar issue and all it ended up being was the radiator fluid level was low. Be sure to check that. Don't know how the battery warning light was connected but with Lincolns who knows how anything is connected!! Good luck.
#1895 of 1943 gas milage woes
by 04avi
Jan 16, 2010 (10:55 pm)
I did my research and I knew when I bought my 04 awd aviator a couple months ago that gas milage was going to be somewhere around 14mpg but my wife drives it back and forth to take the kids to school the store etc... never really on the highway and its getting 9.1 mpg the past two tanks. has anyone added chips, exhaust, coldair intakes, or an other modifications with any success in increasing the mpg's on the aviator. Also the cold air intake I have been looking around I dont really see one available for the aviator I know I can mod a different one to work but is anyone using the coldair right now if so did you notice an improvement?
#1896 of 1943 Re: Possible fix for HEAD COOLING problem [stvdman1]
by jasonn6
Feb 02, 2010 (12:40 am)
Has anyone installed a head cooling mod to their Aviator???
I am probably going to do this even tho mine already has 80K on it... I just bought my 03 a few days ago.....well...better late than never hopefully this cooling mod can delay the almost inevitable Head replacement.
Are there any positive and happy stories on the Aviator??
Especially those who have successfully fought the dealer and Ford to owning up to the Head repair? or at least reduce the repair cost...
#1897 of 1943 lincoln aviator front wheels Shacking when turning
by bosanci28
Feb 19, 2010 (9:45 am)
i have a 2004 lincoln aviator v8 and for some reason when i stand in the car (not driving) and turn my wheels left or right,,from the front position to half way,,my wheels are Shecking ,,
i have checked under the car for anything lose,,but everything is fine,,
is this from maybe the pump or rocket pinion ?
any help i appreciate!
thanks
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#1898 of 1943 04 Aviator Power Window Issue
by terry645
Apr 02, 2010 (11:48 am)
My 04 Aviator has been an excellent car since I bought it new. About a year ago,
the rear seat passenger side window stopped working.A few months later, I happened to hit that button and it worked. A few weeks later it stopped working.
Now the driver side passenger window is doing the same thing...sometimes they work and sometimes they don't. I don't believe it's a fuse...they wouldn't work at all.
Wiring?? Something else??
Anyone ever have this issue?
#1899 of 1943 Re: gas milage woes [04avi]
by dman18
Apr 14, 2010 (9:57 am)
Hey there, have you received any replys on cold air intakes or learned anything more in your search? I have an 03 and am researching the same idea to increase my boat towing capacity. "Airaid" make some UBI or you build it universal intakes that I have just started to look at, but short of a K&N air filter swap, I don't feel great about an intake yet. I dont want to create a new set of problems for a minor HP increase.
D.
#1900 of 1943 press request
by kirstie_h HOST
Apr 17, 2010 (7:35 am)
A reporter is looking to speak to recent a Lincoln buyer who switched from another luxury car brand. Please send your daytime phone number to ctalati
edmunds.com by Tuesday, April 20, 2010.
Thanks,
Chintan
Corporate Communications
Edmunds.com
#1901 of 1943 2004 aviator front brake calipers
by clane1
Apr 28, 2010 (5:36 am)
I have always changed my own brakes on my ford mustangs, taurus and explorer. I now own a 2004 Aviator. I tried changing the front pads last night and and could not remove the caliper assembly to even get to the pads. Both bolts were removed and the caliper assembly was loose and sloppy, but something was caught up and wouldnt allow me to remove the assembly. It was as though there was something metal purposely on there to keep it fomr coming off. I saw no clip or other bolt that would have needed to come off. Its as though the caliper cylinders wer hung up. I am at a lost as to how to remove the assembly.