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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Cars / December 2005possible electrical problem?
having a problem wit my 99 crown vic, when i start it, the shifter gets stuck and i cant move it, so i have to turn the car off, put it into the on position, put it in neutral, the start and shift. also this is causing my brake lights to not work. i was wondering if this is an electrical problem, possibly if a fuse it out or something? and if it is how many amps the fuse it? thanks > having a problem wit my 99 crown vic, when i start it, the shifter > gets stuck and i cant move it, so i have to turn the car off, put it > into the on position, put it in neutral, the start and shift. also > this is causing my brake lights to not work. i was wondering if this > is an electrical problem, possibly if a fuse it out or something? and > if it is how many amps the fuse it? thanks It could be a fuse but also check the brake switch on the pedal shaft for a bad connection.(or bad switch) >> having a problem wit my 99 crown vic, when i start it, the shifter >> gets stuck and i cant move it, so i have to turn the car off, put it [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > It could be a fuse but also check the brake switch on the pedal shaft > for a bad connection.(or bad switch) Ditto. I had the same problem in a 2000 Taurus and it was the connector to the brake switch which had taken a powder.  SignatureMortimer Schnerd, RN mschnerd@carolina.rr.com.REMOVE The wire is broken off your brake light switch. Easy fix >>> having a problem wit my 99 crown vic, when i start it, the shifter >>> gets stuck and i cant move it, so i have to turn the car off, put it [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Ditto. I had the same problem in a 2000 Taurus and it was the connector > to the brake switch which had taken a powder. |
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