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#1 of 11 2000 Grand Marquis - A/C Issues
by jasoncyrfl
Jun 24, 2008 (5:44 am)
Purchased a 2000 Grand Marquis GS with 55,000 miles about 2 months ago...Replaced accumlator, hoses, evaporator and condensor due to rust/pin holes...A/C still does not really blow out that cold (in Florida, I need cold)...Any recommendations? Should I try the Interdynamics R134A (some ultra synthetic stuff)? Thanks in advance for any advice/solutions...
#2 of 11 1999 grand marquis LS A/C issues
by gina26
Jun 06, 2010 (7:27 am)
My Grand Marquis runs extremely well, never any problems until the last few mo. w/ my a/c, it works but every time I start my car w/ a/c on it squeals so bad, it will stop after I am driving but when I slow down or stop the squealing starts again, My boyfriend had thought that it was the belt but that didnot work and then replaced the idler pulley and no luck there. Any idea what could be the problem?
#3 of 11 2000 MGM does not run AC self test
by drtripower
Jul 04, 2010 (6:11 pm)
Two months ago my 2000 MGM was blowing hot air. Ran the self test came back with a solar radiation code. After running the test the AC blew cold air for two months. Now its hot again and the self test will not run. Any ideas?
thanks in advance,
Lou
#4 of 11 2007 Grand Marquis AC through Defroster
by conroejg
Jul 22, 2010 (8:53 am)
Yesterday 7/21/10 replaced the AC/Heater dash controller for $800 parts and labor with 59000 miles. With all the problems Ford has had with this device over the years, they could not engineer a unit that does not crap out unitl 150000 - 200000 miles? 2 car family - 1 American 1 Nissan going to 2 foreign when the Merc dies.
#5 of 11 Re: 1999 grand marquis LS A/C issues [gina26]
by snorkelbobby
Jul 26, 2010 (12:36 pm)
replace belt tensioner
#6 of 11 Not the control head
by snorkelbobby
Jul 26, 2010 (12:39 pm)
It is not likely the control head that is the root cause. It is likely the vacuum harness attached to the back of the control head is loose and needs tie straps to keep it tight to the control head so you don't get a vacuum leak. Vacuum leaks result in system diverting to defrost mode by law.
#7 of 11 2000 MGM Wiper Blade Problem
by drtripower
Dec 12, 2010 (2:41 pm)
My 2000 MGM has a problem where the wiper arms will lift away from the windshield the faster I go leaving water on the windshield. As I slow down the wipers will make contact cleaning the water away from the windshield. I replaced the arms, but it still does the same thing.
Any ideas?
#8 of 11 Re: 2000 MGM Wiper Blade Problem [drtripower]
by euphonium
Dec 13, 2010 (11:05 am)
Try attaching a 4 oz lead fishing weight to the middle of each arm. Duct tape may work or tie the lead weight with fishing line. This is not recommended as a fix, but to determine if or how badly you need new arms that are stronger such as found on the Lincoln Town Car.
#9 of 11 Re: 2007 Grand Marquis AC through Defroster [conroejg]
by shadetree9
Apr 04, 2011 (7:04 pm)
I did this thing called a cold boot on mine with the same problem. It worked. You turn off the ignition , unplug the two wiring harnesses on the module for one minute then plug them back in and turn on the ignition, press any button but the off and wait for it to reinitialize and calibrate about 30 minutes. It will not appear that anything is happening but start the car and try it now. I found it on a repair database at the library.
Georgie
Apr 08, 2011 (10:40 am)
i have been working on ac on 99 gm and w/ vaccum lines off i let the vaccum pulled go and now i have hooked all back up and nothing no fan ,defrost, floor, etc... help