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- I paid 150.00 for work shop manuals for this car only to find out I
need another 120.00 manual called Powertrain Diagnosis/Emission Manual to do what used to be elementary stuff like diagnose a fuel or ignition problem. These are the things I have learned, more or less, the hard way. What I want to know is how many other surprises like these are there and if I get the kind of milage I use to get out of older vehicles, what will it cost me? I didn't see any posts from anyone with a Towncar newer than '97. I wonder if there's a reason. Any thoughts? |
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-Steven 1996 Town Car, Cartier |
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I think that the Computers actually make problem easier to find.
But if you can get yourself a OBD-II code reader you could fix most problems yourself quite easily. And for those bigger jobs when you get a "Check Engine" it could become invaluble incase the, Stealer Ahem Dealership tries to pull a fast one on you.
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Richard 1995 Lincoln Town Car Signature Series Past 1992 Lincoln Town Car Cartier Designer Series 1992 Lincoln Town Car Executive Series 1990 Lincoln Town Car |
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