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2004 Lincoln Aviator Questions & Answers
GEAR SHIFTER WONT GET OUT OF PARK TO OTHER GEARS
Had a problem with not being able to move shifter. Took the vehicle to Lincoln dealership to have checked out. Just knew it was going to cost me big money well it cost me $1.45. The problem was fuse number 16 if this fuse is bad the vehicle will not shift. I hope this info will help.
2004 linconl aviador
Have code p0301, p316
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If you are saying everything is ok when the engine first starts but number one starts to miss when at operating temp. Sounds like the number one coil has developed a internal crack that opens up when hot or at operating temp..causing a miss.change it.but before changing the coil check the spark plug wire it may be breaking down when hot..good luck
The blend door is broken
If the dealer said that: go find another shop. I had the same problem on my wife's Escape and it's worth the ag just to end the problem.
P0300 and P050B
P0300 causes can include: Ignition issues, including faulty, damaged, or failing ignition coils. Faulty or failing spark plugs or wires. ... Faulty ignition coil circuits or other ignition coil circuit or wiring issues.
Fuse diagram of 2004 aviator
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My 2003 aviator gear is
check to see if your brake lights work. No? check your brake light fuse. OK? change your brake light switch. Your brake light switch powers the brake / shifter interlock. There is usually a way to bypass the interlock- check your owners manual for bypass button location ( its usually next to the shifter)
2004 Lincoln Aviator A/C
The odor can be from contaminants in the duct system, Ford makes a spray to sterilize the ductwork.
The Freon can leak from any seal or joint in the system. Freon can leak with the A/C off. There are a few tools which help find leaks, and a few solutions besides replacements.
The types of seals can sometimes swell with an additive and gaskets in some joints can be filled in to hold pressure each by simply using additives.
There is a point where parts need to be replaced and another point when there is too much contaminated air in the Freon system for the Freon to work correctly.
About the last chance for salvation is to use a glowing chemical that shows up under ultraviolet light. It is a toss-up when you find the leak. If the leak is in a seal or joint you may have enough room in the system to add the appropriate sealer or conditioner and be fine. But at other times to get the room in the hoses you need to drain the system and refill with the repair chemical. You can borrow a vacuum pump to purge the hoses of moisture and create a vacuum.
After you have an empty system they need compressor oil and Freon and the repair chemical. If you can borrow the vacuum pump, you can find Freon for $5 a can instead of the $18 a garage charges.
Consult youtube videos for this subject. If fixing this stuff was easy you would find more places doing it. There is a lot of theory to it and many good mechanics would rather do something else.
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