Posted by 01gentdc on August 27, 2015 at 05:06:18 from (184.16.150.146):
here we go again ...,now the air ride is way up in the back !.. never owned a Ford that was so persistant with new problems ,/// update on broken axle ,mechanic had no confidence with the axle that broke , and insisted on another entire axle ,,used parts and air bags were a little north of 300 bux, still cost me a 1000 bux ,, but I was able to trade my old axle four new goodyear tires from a recently totaled cop car ../// , now it seems we need a compressor computer or something that stabilizes air ride ,,, also ,, before the the intake manifold fiasco , I noticed the heater /ac fan runs on hi constantly ,, yes it has climate control ,,,and continues to run when switching to off is there a relay or reistat somewhere that has failed ?...any one want to buy this Lincoln for what I have in it ?? LOL it has over 3000 bux of improvements since December .. I am a used car guy , and I know I am getting by cheap compared to new to have a nice clean good lookin ride, BUT, this is the most expensive Ford ever ,. I have bought 3 new truks , the Dodges I still drive , the 85 Ford f 250 was a flimsy weak disappointment, the truck must a been built on Friday before a holiday ,.. crown vics redeemed my love for ford ,over the last 30 yrs , had lots miles of good luck , but lately ,, things are averaging out ,,.
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