20 Most Recent 2006 Ford Crown Victoria - Page 7 Questions & Answers

you should know this is easy problem , open up the control AC/blower device and melt with soldering all points over the circuit it's easy don't be scary

U either have a defective vacuum mode control switch (moves air to desired location) in ac control panel or loss of engine vacuum to ac control panel in dash.

Check the operation of the temperature control actuator. It is located on the top of the heater case. If it doesn't move when adjusting the temp. the actuator is probably bad. It is no an easy task to replace. The case hase to be lowered to get to it.

this is just a loose fuse or connector wiggle the connector of the lighting control module just above you gas pedal under the dash.turn lights on try to kick slightly the module(black metal box).Sometimes you need to open it and re apply heat and solder on the relay terminals fixed on the board.

probly a control module problem--a vacuum hose could be leakin too--get car scanned for free at a parts place

Wrench light, is "Service Engine Soon". Check light indicates there is a stored and current engine computer fault. Often referred to as a DTC,,,Detected Trouble Code. Stop by your Autozone or Advance Auto parts store and they can plug in a scanner that will tell what faults occured and possibly what you can do to take care of the problem,

f7 and f8 at central junction box.which is the fuse box under dash near steering column.

YOU HAVE A FAULTY MOTOR CONTROLLER.

You can check the NHTSA site and just add .com to their name. If you do not see anything , have your dealer run the VIN# for service bulletins.

There was some problem with the cruise control boxes causing fire, but usually it started under the hood.

From your description, sounds like your pump wants an external pressure regulator - and that the pump is designed to be "always on'. Follow the ground lead back to its source - I suspect that you will find a bad connection (rust or broken). You can test it with an ohm meter (between the ground lead and the car chassis. Wth the key ON, the meter should show a very low resistance to ground. Wth the key off, a very high resistance (or open) to ground.

My name is Ron,and I will try to assist you.There is a blower motor resister that controls the speed that you set on the speed control,manual,or automatic.It is located near the blower motor.Most of the time under the dash,behind the glove box.It most likely mounted with two,maybe three screws.If it is not in that location,look under the hood passengers side,under the windshield, on the fire wall.It will have a multi-wire plug in going to it.Take the screws out,not loosing them(they are small)and pull the resister out toward you.When reinstalling the resister,be carefull not to bend it up.If I can be of more help,please let me [email protected]

You probably havea shorted or crossed wire IN the steering column. Easy solution: Disconnect the wire and run a hot wire to a momentary push-button on the dash.

the most common problem is the electric switch control on your drivers door,I have replaced many.

Remove the door trim and you will have full access to what you need.

To remove the door trim you need to remove all the retaining screws (usually there are two screws one on the rear of the door and one on the bottom of the door).

Next you need to remove the casing that surrounds the inside door handle with a flat head screwdriver, once the casing is removed there are 1 or 2 visible screws that need to be removed as well.

Next pry out the window switch housing and unplug the switch.

Finally pull up and out to dislodge the door.

Probably the heater motor resistor.Located under the hood.Look by where heater hoses go into the firewall.Held in with 2 sheet metal screws.May also find the plug is burnt too and is available at any Ford dealer.

Check the fuse panel(s) first and be sure there are no blown fuses. After that, look into the fuel pump relay - if it dies, you'll get no power to the pump. You can replace it for a few dollars with a new one.

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