Need 1995 Lincoln Fuse Panel schematics

[Party_Favor]

The speakers on the right do not work. I suspect the problem may be a burnt fuse. I bought the car used so I unfortunately do not have a manual. I would greatly appreciate it if someone could direct me as to which fuse would need replacing.

[Towncar]

There are no fuses on the speakers.
1) Check for actual output, with a known good speaker (or other device) at the end of the speaker wire.
2) Check that all connectors are seated properly, at the head unit, and the trunk unit.
* Be sure your fader and balance controls are centered while testing.

The problem may be the head unit, or the trunk unit.
I may have the system schematic for 1996 if you think that might help.

[Party_Favor]

I was actually mistaken when I said it was a 95, it's actually a 90. The problem doesn't lie specifically in the speakers, the button consol in the Front Right arm rest don't work either. although the window does still go up and down, it can only be controlled from the driver's panel. I appreciate any help, thank you in advance

[Towncar]

Hmmm. I've not seen that armrest console yet.
I do have some connectors in my right armrest for a mobile phone. The wires feed through the rear of the armrest, down through the seatbelt hole and under the seat to a main harness. Your's may be similliar in design. Under the seat one of the connectors may have been knocked loose ??

[JOSEPH1209]

I Need Help! I Do Not Know What Amp Fuse Go's Where!

[Towncar]

Originally Posted by JOSEPH1209

I Need Help! I Do Not Know What Amp Fuse Go's Where!

Hey there Joseph..
Let me be the first to welcome you here !

One problem with your posting here, the thread addresses "1995 Fuse Panel" yet the OP actually speaks of "1990 Speaker" problems.

I have data for 1996, which should also apply to 1995 however you're not being specific enough to address your needs.

I can't decide if your talking about the amp(s) in the trunk, which I didn't realize have fuses on the units, OR if you might be talking about the fuse block under the dash that might have an audio fuse.

Maybe it'd be a good idea to start your own, new post.... describe your problem a bit, supply some detail, maybe mention what you've observed so far.

Doing this will help us all to help you, and give the next guy that uses search a better base to find his/her problem too...


Please ?????