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I have a 2006 Lincoln Mark LT, when idling there is a tappng in the engine. I've been told it has something to do with the kind of oil filter that was used, is this true?
Re: I have a 2006 Lincoln Mark LT, when idling there is a...
I really doubt the oil filter type is an issue, but consider replacing with the recommended filter and see if that does anything. An oil filter specified for your car should work.
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I leased one of these, great truck. Some Fram fuel filters were recalled and the filters would leak at their connections. You could have a stuck fuel injector if your problem is mainly after parking it overnight or for long time periods.
There are some fuel vapor lines for the evaporative recovery system, but usually even a small leak will set a code.
Can't remember if the Lincoln truck version had a cabin air filter but if it does, the filter box may not be seated tight.
do you mean oil PRESSURE sensor? or water temp? most cars would have oil pressure and water temp try googling for a shematic of your engine that might help
My lincoln had the same issue, first it was the A/C compressor (original). I replaced it with another one (used) and worked for 1 month. Then back to hot air. "A/C experts" told me the compressor was out again. I took it to a Mexican auto shop, old building where the guy works alone and to my surprise...HE FOUND THE PROBLEM!! There was no freon leaks, the lines were freezing cold inside the motor, checked freon>>full. He then checked the filter. This filter is on the end of the line where it is crimped that allows the freon to flow thru. Im no mechanic so explaining what it is, forgive me. I can only show you...the line is silver ad in front of you by the radiator, and its the same tube that goes to where you plug it to add freon. There is a filter that was clogged up and prevented the freon from flowing. He removed all the freon, vacuumed out the system/line, and replaced the filter for less that $3.00. Added freon and his cost was $80.00. Thank God for honest people who work hard for a living. I buy the parts, he replaces and I continue to give him my business. Other expensive auto shops with fancy buildings/prices My Lincoln Mark LT now blows arctic cold air!!!
It's possible, was the light out before the audio tec worked on it, if so go back to the guy and ask him if he may have moved a connector or something when working on the stereo. don't go in and accuse him be nice and he will most likely have you fixed in no time.
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