20 Most Recent 2001 Lincoln Navigator Questions & Answers

On top of the fuel tank according to this. $34 for a new one.

2007 Lincoln Navigator Fuel Pressure Sensor - Q&A

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so my guess is want Ac COLD ARE OR JUST THE MODE ACTUATORS FAILING there is A manual AC system and Climate controls sys. the are not the same. I guess AC wanted, the blend door stuck open is wrong, if stuck open thee will be no cold. the blend door closed and blocks the heater core 100% if max AC cold is selected. and recirc mode too is needed a tiger by the tail, this VACUUM controls monster. we only can fix them in a shop with a vacuum hand pump with vac gauge, and the service manual to ID hose colors guessing is not easy here there are 2 blend doors, left and right to fail. blend is electric so this 2001 system is hybrid of elect + vac controls air inlet it vacuum servo. left and right mode actuator is electric motor drive. frost defrost is VACUUM servo drive./ the service manual has vacuum logic table matric showing all vacuum status, V or NV for each mode and manual system is not like CliaMATE CONTROL manual controls, I can not publish the whole HVAC chapter here. 17= heater core 6,= evapcore (cold) 11 is blower 16 is vac controls. dash 13 is engine vacuum, intake man, 20"hg at idle.

check ur sway bar. the bolt probably came out, look at the front wheels behind the brake disk, you'll see the sway bar

Question edited for clarity. That is a pretty funky fault. At first thought, it might be a bad connection due to G-Force and inertia, but where?? Then again, the Climate Control is operated by the Body Control Module and various sensors attached to it. You need the dealership or a good auto-electrician with a professional grade scan tool computer. They can do Live Data, Freeze Frame whilst that oddness is happening and tell you the reason why?

notify a shop or locksmith that does lock outs ---for a replacement key have a dealer cut a new one using the vin from vehicle will need proof of ownership

Back gate wont open on 02 lincoln navigator what can be wrong

It may possibly fit between the 2 BUT the distance of travel and position of the float would be different places between the 2 tanks, being of different volume that is. Your best off getting the proper unit for your needs, they're not that expensive from and auto parts counter.

What do you mean by auxiliary port? Power? Internal? External?

You should be able to pick up one from an auto parts store and they're not that expensive (under $100). You'll need to remove the glovebox (not a major problem) to give yourself access. You may also have to use some extensions and flex adapters to get to the nuts. I replaced my '98 Navigator's and it took under an hour, takign my time. I used my Haynes manual + watched a YouTube video.

Ford used an emergency fuel shut off switch on some models. It would shut off fuel pump in a accident , some times they would shut off by going over a bump in the road. It may be located at the very rear of trunk area, tail gate area (recessed into the trunk/tailgate) Its just a button to push to reset.

Not sure thats how airbags are maintained, they are filled will powder which is activated by a small explosive upon impact, it is very dangerouds to attempt to work on any air bag with out the correct equipment

If you can absolutely verify that there are no loose components in the front end I would start looking at the tire for belt separation. This can be detected by rubbing your hand gently over the tread area. Feel for bumps,bulges, and irregularities. It should be fairly obvious.

You can also try putting the tire on a different location and see if the symptom moves to the new location.

That is not a question you ask on the internet,& no one has any diagrams, unless they own thesame vehicle & have purchased factory manualsYou ask a dealer by giving the parts dept yourVIN #If your converting from air to conventional suspension,then you ask the parts suppliers that sell the new parts your going to use to replace the air shocks/struts

could just be a seal on the air line itself, or possibly a whole in the line or one of th eleveling air bags. gong thru the water should'nt have any effect on it,unfortunately these are just like any other part, or seal they just eventually wear out.

These Lincoln air suspensions are terrible. I have converted many over to coil springs at a fraction of the cost of replacing/repairing the bags. If the rear bags don't inflate, there is a broken air line to the bags or the bags are leaking

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If the "Overdrive Off" indicator is illuminated, this will prevent the torque converter from locking and engaging overdrive. This can be useful when traveling through hilly regions or when heavily loaded to keep the transmission from continuously hunting for the correct gear. When the light is off, the transmission will operate normally, including locking the torque converter and engaging OD. You should normally drive with the light off. If the light is flashing, that's an indication of a transmission diagnostic trouble code being present. -Rod

Did you check for B+ voltage at the heavier gage wire on the back of the alternator ? When yor turn the key to run , not start , does the charge indicator light ? When the vehicle is running is that charge light lit or off ? There is a fuse that supplies B+ voltage to it . Fuse # 30 located in the central junction box , it's a 30 amp fuse ! Plus one more fuse located in the battery junction block # 11 20amp . With out B+ voltage at these connections on the alternator it will not charge .

Anything is possible, but you will need special equipment to bypass the immobilizer. In most cases it is cheaper to get a replacement key or entire ignition switch with new key, than it is to try to work around it.