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Originally Posted by Pepsi2185
As far as running rough, when is the last time you did plugs and wires, rotor and cap?? I wouldnt pay to have the head gaskets done, i would do them myself. The thing is, whether or not you are mechanically inclined, remember the expense of the whole thing is because of the labor. The gaskets will run you 50 bucks tops. How do you know they are goin out. Im infamiliar with the 3.8 litre and i dont know if they will cause trouble on their way out or just one day just decide to go out and the car runs like crap and spews coolant. For all the work youve already done it may be in your best interest to do it yourself.
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Originally Posted by Pepsi2185
As far as running rough, when is the last time you did plugs and wires, rotor and cap?? I wouldnt pay to have the head gaskets done, i would do them myself. The thing is, whether or not you are mechanically inclined, remember the expense of the whole thing is because of the labor. The gaskets will run you 50 bucks tops. How do you know they are goin out. Im infamiliar with the 3.8 litre and i dont know if they will cause trouble on their way out or just one day just decide to go out and the car runs like crap and spews coolant. For all the work youve already done it may be in your best interest to do it yourself.
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Originally Posted by Roy
Changing the wires and plugs... can't hurt they are more that likely due to be changed now any how. Ask freinds and neibours about a good local garage that could do this for you. May save some coin from the dealer.
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Originally Posted by cardinalfan
We also own a 91 cadillac deville! It drives so nice better than the Lincoln!
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Originally Posted by Roy
Glad you like your Cadi, you will like the bunch of people on this Site,
Some are more wild than others with Supped up Hot Rod Lincolns and cadi,s with Nitros Boosters, and not so wild Like Me, almost stock STS. (My wife tells me it's my mid life thing) Let me know how you make out with your Lincoln, hopfully it's not to expencive, |
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Originally Posted by cardinalfan
I couldnt do the work myself I wish i could!!!!
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Originally Posted by Pepsi2185
Go easy on the lincolns come on now, LOL. Deville and continental are two different animals.
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If you have any more trouble just post about it, someone always has ann answer around here
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Originally Posted by Conti94
I just noticed I said the waterpump caused the rough running, I meant the alternator, BTW has you're car ever died on you before, and after waiting a few minutes it will start back up again? Also just out of curiosity do you have an Executive or a Signature series?
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That's all I can think of to solve you're problem if you have any more problems just tell us were glad to help
Also if you want to know if you have an Executive or a Signature look at the back windows there should be small writing on the smaller windows that say either Executive or Signature.
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Originally Posted by Conti94
It really does sound like the alternator, that is probably the problem, but before you go and have it replaced change the oil, coolant and plugs
That's all I can think of to solve you're problem if you have any more problems just tell us were glad to help Also if you want to know if you have an Executive or a Signature look at the back windows there should be small writing on the smaller windows that say either Executive or Signature. ![]() |
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Originally Posted by cardinalfan
Ok i looked its a signature series! Car mainly acts up only while idling at stoplights or just sitting. when i have a chance Ill take it back to check timing. If not the timing Ill look into replacing plugs! I saw pitiful continental today! Back end was hanging down and sounded horrible smoke pouring out of dual exhaust body was so nice though. Looked the same year as mine.
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