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Doesn't Anyone Answer These???
I am beginning to have multiple electrical issues. I believe my heater core has quite working, but the relay continues to cycle constantly, inside the dashboard area, and I have no heat at all. It's very annoying to say the least. Anyway, I've also been receiving noise shorts over my radio, until the point that I have to shut it off, completely! My CD player cannot be heard at all, but appears to be working. Does anyone know if there is a common denominator or can you just reply with any help with any of the above issues??? I would appreciate it...
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Re: Doesn't Anyone Answer These???
I was having an issue like that with the CD player that was already installed when I got the car. The CD player portion didn't work. Once I installed a brand new CD player...I haven't had the problem since.
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Re: Doesn't Anyone Answer These???
I have no idea why I haven't see this post sooner.. I don't have a Mark but I normally browse all the Lincoln forums..
sorry.Quote:
The Heater problem: The way you describe this one, it sounds like the Blend Door Actuator has broken. This is a common issue. Parts are relatively cheap compared to the labor. On my Town Car the whole dash panel needs to be moved a bit in order to get at the BDA. I can look up the process for your's if you like. Some folks found a way to manipulate the Door manually and left it at that. The Radio problem: This one needs further diagnosis. If you have HU removal tools you should pull the HU out, then re-seat it once or twice to make sure the connectors are contacting correctly; however, the 'pop' you hear is most likely a high voltage discharge.. not necessarily related to the stereo system. You might have a coil leaking voltage, or possibly a shorting Spark Plug Wire. Also, after you prove the Ignition system isn't at fault, your Amp might be the next thing to consider, then finally.. your speakers might be shot.
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Re: Doesn't Anyone Answer These???
your coolant level affects heating as well. Atleast it did on my 97 lsc.
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