Headlamp relay i have a 69 lincoln continental & for some reason my head lamos will turn off & on when i am driving. i think it might be the headlamp relay but i can not find where the relay is, can anyone help me

AllData says LG/BK

There's a relay under hood on frt radiator support under plastic headlamp tray near hood latch.very common.harness connector heats andwires corrode.

I'm not aware of a fuel pressure sensor, you have a fuel pump relay and inertia switch that powers the pump, and a fuel pressure regulator on the fuel rail. If there is a fuel pressure sensor, I would think it would be on the fuel rail with the injectors.
Have you replaced the fuel filter and checked the fuel pressure with a gauge ?

I have a 01 Lincoln Continental that wouldnt start. After paying $69 to the repair shop they told me that the alternator and belt are working like they should but the battery wont hold a charge. I took the battery to Sears (6 month old Diehard) and after a day and a half they said the battery is good. Now the car starts each time but the lights(inside and out) all flicker and when you press the gas they flicker more? After about 5 minutes the flickering stops. What could be the problem?

You need to check the cooling fan relay to see if it is stuck on.This is the most likely reason for the fan staying on.

you need to find out if you are getting fuel.And if you are getting spark first.Then come back to me.

replace inertia switch in trunk first. It is designed to shut off fuel pump in an accident. It may be too sensitive.

Other possibility is the fuel pump relay near the engine computer.

Last is computer power relay since it powers the computer, and the computer operates the fuel pump relay.

report back please.

Try Checking the Bendix or look for a Relay Solenoid on the Fender well from inbetween the Battery and the Starter.

no its not supposed to buzz

i am having the same exact problem with my 94' Continental. Runs great, then just dies. Doesnt start if i crank it over unless I wait a little while. I think its something in the ignition system, not for sure though.