Yes, yes they do. And the replacement part, from Ford, is $450. That is
not a typo. $450 for a Lincoln ashtray. Think I'm kidding, go to Ford and
get a replacement cost.
So, I'd rather not have Ford "fix" it. But I'll be damned if I can figure
out how to get it out.
Thanks anyway.
Brad
>> WOW!!!!! Lincolns have ash trays?!?!?!?!
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> to OP: sorry, I don't know how yours is removed.
Mike hunt - 21 Jun 2008 18:00 GMT
Did you try simply replacing the 2 amp fuse with a twenty amp fuse? ;)
> Yes, yes they do. And the replacement part, from Ford, is $450. That is
> not a typo. $450 for a Lincoln ashtray. Think I'm kidding, go to Ford and
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>> to OP: sorry, I don't know how yours is removed.
Bruce L. Bergman - 21 Jun 2008 18:49 GMT
>Yes, yes they do. And the replacement part, from Ford, is $450. That is
>not a typo. $450 for a Lincoln ashtray. Think I'm kidding, go to Ford and
>get a replacement cost.
>
>So, I'd rather not have Ford "fix" it. But I'll be damned if I can figure
>out how to get it out.
There aren't too many ways to do it - if it slides out on tracks,
you usually have a little thumb latch you press down to allow the
ashtray to slide all the way out. Some people use the latch as the
snuffer - I wouldn't know, I don't smoke.
It could also be a ball detent - pull just a little harder.
On the van it swivels around 180-degrees rotating on a center post -
and when it's all the way open you can pull up the entire ashtray and
disengage the bottom swivel post, the bottom tips toward you and out,
and you lower it 1/4" to disengage the top post.
There is always a way, and it's not difficult and keeps the tray
upright (mostly) and the contents in place for disposal... Once you
figure it out.
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Brad and Karen - 22 Jun 2008 10:18 GMT
>>Yes, yes they do. And the replacement part, from Ford, is $450. That is
>>not a typo. $450 for a Lincoln ashtray. Think I'm kidding, go to Ford and
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> --<< Bruce >>--
Thanks Bruce. I'll take another shot at it. I don't want to be a total tool
and ask a mechanic.
It's a push-thing... the outside of the ashtray lies flush with the dash,
and you push it in a bit and it "falls" open. You push it back, you hear a
little click and it closes. Well, that's the theory anyway.
BTW, has Ford ever made a decent ashtray. The ashtray on my 93 Mustang is
just a joke. The only one that ever worked was on the 80s style cars - in my
case an 80 Bronco and 79 Grand Marquis, that you pulled down to expose them.
It worked Ford!!! Why'd you f*ck with it?!?!? LOL
Brad
C. E. White - 23 Jun 2008 13:50 GMT
> Yes, yes they do. And the replacement part, from Ford, is $450.
> That is not a typo. $450 for a Lincoln ashtray. Think I'm kidding,
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> Brad
I looked really hard and can't find anything associated with a Zephyr
Cigarette Lighter or Ash Tray that should cost you $450.00. Maybe you
are trying to buy the whole console? That is almost a $300 part
(discount price).
Why not look at:
http://tinyurl.com/6rfvfe
or
http://tinyurl.com/5gt3f8
or
http://tinyurl.com/6s6lql
Ed