Question about 2000 Lincoln Navigator
I took my navigator to advance auto to diagnose a check engine light problem. It said the coolant sensor needed replacing. I replaced it and that seemed to correct the fault. About two days later the check engine light came back on. I took it back to advance auto and the computer gave the same fault....help, Rickey
If the code in the ecm isn't cleared then it will come back. Have them clear all codes and see if it persists.
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