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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Cars / January 2007

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'01 Continental Multiple Electrical Problems at once

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Mark - 02 Jan 2007 23:40 GMT
I have an '01 Lincoln Continental with 57,000 miles on it. I have owned
the car for about two months. It recently has had a set of electrical
problems all at the same time.

1) The keyless entry door keypad quit working. It only illuminates when
the center buttons are pushed. It will not accept the code to open
doors.

2) The interior lights cycle on and off continually when the car is
parked.

3) The lock solenoids keep trying to lock the doors, usually about once
per second or so.

4) The drivers door mirror tilts to the downward position.

All of these problems are intermittant. I am pulling the door lock fuse
to stop the lock coils from continuously energizing. I pulled the
keyless entry pad fuse and that stopped the interior light from coming
on.

Any ideas on what to check? I was thinking the keyless entry pad was
the culprit but the locks kept trying to lock with the keyless entry
pad fuse removed.  I have measured the voltage running at the battery
and it measured 13.23 volts.

Would the Lincoln Mercury dealer be able to pull error codes to see the
problem? ( I had a 99 Crown Vic that I took back under warranty many
many times for a battery drain problem that they could not find)
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Ashton Crusher - 03 Jan 2007 01:12 GMT
There is probably some sort of computer control for all those things.
I would disconnect the battery for an hour and see if that resets the
computer.

>I have an '01 Lincoln Continental with 57,000 miles on it. I have owned
>the car for about two months. It recently has had a set of electrical
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>many times for a battery drain problem that they could not find)
>Any suggestions would be appreciated.
 
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