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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Maintenance and Repair / February 2007

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josephberggren@comcast.net - 18 Feb 2007 01:20 GMT
I just bought a 1988 Lincoln Town Car with a 302 5.0 and i think i
have low transmission fluid, but i cannot find the transmission
dipstick for the life of me. if anyone could steer me in the right
direction please let me know! thanks alot
MasterBlaster - 18 Feb 2007 03:00 GMT
> I just bought a 1988 Lincoln Town Car with a 302 5.0 and i think i
> have low transmission fluid, but i cannot find the transmission
> dipstick for the life of me. if anyone could steer me in the right
> direction please let me know! thanks alot

Theoretically, it should be on the passenger side, just below the rear corner
of the big aluminum intake manifold. It may be hidden by bundles of wires
or A/C tubing and hoses.

If there's a problem shifting, before you drive anywhere check the TV (Throttle
Valve) grommet in the throttle lever, on the driver's side.

It should look more or less like this:
http://www3.telus.net/neatcrap/pics1/tvlinkage-grommet-in.jpg

If it's disintegrated and looks like this:
http://www3.telus.net/neatcrap/pics1/tvlinkage-grommet-missing.jpg
then don't even try driving until you get a new grommet, unless you want
to buy a new transmission 10 miles later.

Stock part is # E0AZ-7F330-A
Some prefer the brass version # F3SZ-7H303-B
Should be fairly cheap from Ford.

Don't forget to join some online Lincoln sites. Here's one now....
http://www.lincolnsonline.com
 
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