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#88 of 1117 Remote Start/Burglar Alarm Problem
by tonyk1
May 27, 2005 (9:13 pm)
I had a Prestige Remote Engine Starter installed on my 2003 Lincoln Town Car. Whenever I use the remote control to lock the car, the burglar alarm goes off in 5 to 20 minutes. I have already taken it back to the original installer, as well as to a local Chicago-area tech several times, and it keeps happening. Anyone else have this experience, or more importantly, know how to fix it? Thank you!
#89 of 1117 this site has been helpful in the past...
by hemsley1
May 28, 2005 (3:36 am)
i own a 97 towncar signature, and it has the landou roof or carriage top, or whatever you call it. anyways. above the windshield there is a strip of the carriage top that always works itself out, and when i'm on the highway air gets up under the carriage top and makes some noise, if i stop the car and push that weather strip above the windshield back in, then the noise stops. i guess i want some easy way to make sure that strip stays in and stops working itself out, if any of you have a carriage top and know what i'm talking about any input would be appreciated. thanks in advance!
#90 of 1117 Automatic Climate Control
by jjudd
May 28, 2005 (3:52 pm)
I have a 1991 TC. There seems to be a problem with the ACC. It is stuck on 85 degrees all of the time. I changed the whole ACC system with a part from the local pull and save but still have the same problem. I had the system charged today for the AC but the problem still lies. Any ideas? ">
#91 of 1117 90 TC w/Message Center Problem
by deman
Jun 01, 2005 (6:37 pm)
I have a 1990 Towncar, and the Message Center above & right of the steering wheel is showing the outside temperature to be -15 when it's about 75 degrees out.
Any ideas??
#92 of 1117 Re: 90 TC w/Message Center Problem [deman]
by beernut
Jun 02, 2005 (5:32 am)
It may be as simple as disconnecting the battery for a few minutes and re-attaching it. That will reset some of the computer junk.
#93 of 1117 1984 TC recharge A/C
by tcb74
Jun 04, 2005 (8:09 am)
How do I connect the recharge kit.
The A/C has been blowing cool air for years. but it its not as cold as it use to bee .
#94 of 1117 Re: 90 TC w/Message Center Problem [deman]
by nvbanker
Jun 04, 2005 (10:18 pm)
If the "reboot" beernut suggested doesn't work, your sensor behind the grille may be broken, or the wire connecting it to the cpu may be broken or unplugged.
#95 of 1117 Re: 1984 TC recharge A/C [tcb74]
by beernut
Jun 06, 2005 (5:01 am)
Interesting question which I will answer with another question.... If you have to ask how to connect the recharge kit, are you qualified to be working on A/C? Your '84, if its original, is loaded with stuff that's really bad for the environment, according to Al Gore and shouldn't be messed with by "unqualified" people. Besides, Freon is highly expensive and if it leaked out once, it will do it again.
I would expect a 21 year old car to be leaking refrig. from everywhere there is rubber. I wouldn't fool around with it. I took my '88 to a couple of A/C places and to one dealer to see about fixing all the leaks. All of them recommended that I replace the ENTIRE SYSTEM - for less money than replacing the rubber and refilling with rare and expensive R22 . The dealer ended up being the least expensive and with the best warranty. It was around a grand and it came charged with the new, safe juice - whatever its called - I can't remember, and has been blowing cold ever since.
#96 of 1117 Re: 1984 TC recharge A/C [beernut]
by nvbanker
Jun 06, 2005 (7:12 pm)
safe-juice = R-134, Algore approved, refrigerant, doubt he'd know it if he drank it straight from the blender, beernut.
#97 of 1117 Re: 1984 TC recharge A/C [beernut]
by tcb74
Jun 11, 2005 (1:57 am)
The compressor was replaced late 90s and system converted to R-134.