taz44 August 18th, 2004, 01:49 AM I bought my 1990 Lincoln Mark VII on eBay and there were a few things missing from the condition of the vehicle, but iam over that much. Now its just a matter of getting it back on the road legally and fixin a few electrical tweaks. The car came with a Flordia rebuildable salvage title (preveasly had flood damage, which was mentioned in the description.) I do have the electrical Ford manual and the Ford Shop manual for the car. They have helped very much:)! Right now iam in the middle of a vehicle inspection to eventually be issued a actual title for the car. So of course there were a few things that did not pass. My car is now at a Ford dealer gettin looked at, for prices on what I think are going to be a few relays and a switch or two. I pretty sure i will have the title within a few weeks. Sorry to bore any of you with my story but i figured this would help so there wouldn't be too much confusion.
Here are a few of my questions and they will probably be more to come:
What was the stock spare tire that came with my car? Was it a 16 wheel or was a it a dounut?(my car didnt come with a spare)
How would i go about reattaching my LSC-SE, Lincoln, and Mark VII exterior logos?
Iam looking for a power mirror switch...iam sure there are other models of Ford vehicles that had/have the same switch? Model/Year(s)?
I have anti-theft lug nut sets, but no key for the lug nuts! I called my local Ford dealer and they told me about a company called McGard (website www.mcgard.com) they make custom keys i was told. All iam suppose to do is send them a pic of my lug nut and they will send me the key to fit it. Don't know any prices but will find out eventually!
My compass/temp computer module doesn't work? Any suggestions?
I still have a few more little pieces missing, if anyone has a Mark VII parts car i will give them a list of the pieces i would like. Then give me a price.
Thats all for now...
Thanks, Lincoln lovers! : :smilies-3
JSev22 August 18th, 2004, 06:42 AM http://www.lsc-ss.com/lscss_site/For_Sale.html
Shoot Karl an email telling him what you are looking for, he's the biggest part whore I know! :D
OldSchool1 August 20th, 2004, 01:35 AM ...
What was the stock spare tire that came with my car? Was it a 16 wheel or was a it a dounut?(my car didnt come with a spare)
In 1990, it was the ever loving Space Saver Spare.
http://66.28.244.25/cars/oldschool1/images/oldschool1038.jpg How would i go about reattaching my LSC-SE, Lincoln, and Mark VII exterior logos?
Ask the dealer, but I'm almost certain that it's a rubber based product similar to Liquid Nails but is safe for painted surfaces and is water proof.
Iam looking for a power mirror switch...iam sure there are other models of Ford vehicles that had/have the same switch? Model/Year(s)?
I've only used Mark VII switches. Ask Karl "LSC-SS".
I have anti-theft lug nut sets, but no key for the lug nuts! I called my local Ford dealer and they told me about a company called McGard (website www.mcgard.com) they make custom keys i was told. All iam suppose to do is send them a pic of my lug nut and they will send me the key to fit it. Don't know any prices but will find out eventually!
Originally, this could be found attached by a spring clip to the knuckle buster tire iron which was attached to your scissor jack which was attached to your Space Saver Spare. Fourteen years later, look in the very BOTTOM of the rear driver's side fender well where the space saver spare was stored. Look in the THREE glove boxes for a BEIGE envelope or the key sitting loosely. Worst case scenario, I've used a BFH and vise grips.
My compass/temp computer module doesn't work? Any suggestions?
Are they turned off by the two switches in front of them marked Temp and Comp? Are there any other accessories not illuminated (like ash trays)? The latter would cause me to check ALL the fuses.
http://66.28.244.25/cars/oldschool3/images/oldschool3029.jpg
I still have a few more little pieces missing, if anyone has a Mark VII parts car i will give them a list of the pieces i would like. Then give me a price.
See Karl "LSC-SS"
Thats all for now...
That's good. I don't know anything else.
Thanks, Lincoln lovers! : :smilies-3
Lincoln Lover? That's the first time I've read that. It's kind of catchy...
taz44 August 20th, 2004, 11:25 AM Thanks,
I will check my local Ford dealer and see what they have for a adhesive.
I'll talk to Karl about a switch
I don't have anything in my dounut compartment, I never had a jack or a lug nut key. I think i try and get a key from www.mcgard.com
My compass doesnt work period. I know its not the fuses because i just checked all of them when i got the car. How likely is it that the computer temp/comp. module is shot.
thanks again
Sifrino3 August 20th, 2004, 11:27 AM Thanks,
I will check my local Ford dealer and see what they have for a adhesive.
I'll talk to Karl about a switch
I don't have anything in my dounut compartment, I never had a jack or a lug nut key. I think i try and get a key from www.mcgard.com
My compass doesnt work period. I know its not the fuses because i just checked all of them when i got the car. How likely is it that the computer temp/comp. module is shot.
thanks again
You should be able to get a lug nut key at an auto parts store. Atleast that is where I seen them last. Then you will not have to deal with shipping costs.
taz44 August 20th, 2004, 11:37 AM You should be able to get a lug nut key at an auto parts store. Atleast that is where I seen them last. Then you will not have to deal with shipping costs.
Are they going have my lug nut key though? what kind of auto parts store are you talking about?
I live in a pretty small town...i do alot of buying things with shipping costs
Sifrino3 August 20th, 2004, 11:42 AM Are they going have my lug nut key though? what kind of auto parts store are you talking about?
I live in a pretty small town...i do alot of buying things with shipping costs
Just go into your autoparts store and say you need a Ford Lug Nut Key. You might need a year of the car. I dunno. . .
taz44 August 20th, 2004, 11:44 AM Just go into your autoparts store and say you need a Ford Lug Nut Key. You might need a year of the car. I dunno. . .
I already called my local Ford dealer. They told me they dont have the key and they can't make it.....all they did was gave me the number for www.mcgard.com
Sifrino3 August 20th, 2004, 11:47 AM Not a Ford dealer. A parts store. Like Checker or Ricerzone (Autozone).
Joeychgo August 20th, 2004, 11:50 AM I I have anti-theft lug nut sets, but no key for the lug nuts! I called my local Ford dealer and they told me about a company called McGard (website www.mcgard.com (http://www.mcgard.com/)) they make custom keys i was told. All iam suppose to do is send them a pic of my lug nut and they will send me the key to fit it. Don't know any prices but will find out eventually!
If they are factory anti theft wheel locks, you can go to the dealer and they will remove them so you can get at the tires. All dealers have a master set of keys.
Sifrino3 August 20th, 2004, 11:53 AM If they are factory anti theft wheel locks, you can go to the dealer and they will remove them so you can get at the tires. All dealers have a master set of keys.
I think he is looking to buy one. Because it would suck having to go there every time just to take a tire off. Unless you were going to just put regular lug nuts on instead of the locks. . .
Joeychgo August 20th, 2004, 11:58 AM you can get locking lugs at any auto parts store
taz44 August 20th, 2004, 12:05 PM Exactly all i want is to take the anti-theft lug nuts off and put standard ones on!
I do have a near buy parts plus....
My local Ford dealer is small and i dont think it has those key sets u are talking about.
Now my car is at another Ford dealer about 40 miles away getting a few electrical things down with it. I think iam going to talk to them about it.
Sifrino3 August 20th, 2004, 12:07 PM Any Ford dealer has to have the keys. How are they going to do your brakes or shock?
OldSchool1 August 20th, 2004, 12:11 PM Taz
Bfh
taz44 August 20th, 2004, 12:24 PM Any Ford dealer has to have the keys. How are they going to do your brakes or shock?
They expect you to have them with the car i would assume!
taz44 August 20th, 2004, 12:25 PM Taz
Bfh
Oldschool1
what is a Bfh...(Big :q:q:q:qing hammer??)
Sifrino3 August 20th, 2004, 12:30 PM Oldschool1
what is a Bfh...(Big :q:q:q:qing hammer??)
Hahaha!
Joeychgo August 20th, 2004, 12:59 PM They expect you to have them with the car i would assume!
No, they all have a master set....... and you can go to any dealer to just get them removed, they shouldnt even charge you.
LSC SS August 20th, 2004, 11:30 PM Any tire dealer will be able to remove them for you, they will have a special set of sockets to do so, you can also find a deep socket that just barely fits on the locking nut, tap in on with a hammer and use a ratchet to remove the lock.
The mirror switch is still available from Ford for around $33
Topcat August 21st, 2004, 03:07 PM Goodyear and Firestone dealers often have a special tool to remove them , just restating what LSC SS has just said............
LSC SS August 21st, 2004, 03:21 PM Here's what the removal set looks like.
Joeychgo August 21st, 2004, 03:30 PM I saw a similar kit, but more tools, and my local LM dealer a few weeks ago......
LSC SS August 21st, 2004, 07:40 PM I bought that kit back in the early 90's when I was working at a shop full time, I'm sure the kits have gotten more advanced lately !!
Topcat August 22nd, 2004, 01:16 PM Thats the baby , LSC SS , I also have one very similar or just like it from SnapOn.......
taz44 August 26th, 2004, 05:20 PM I called the Ford dealer where my car is being worked on and they took care of it for me.
Thanks for the price check on the mirror switch!!(Y) :smilies-3
LSC SS August 26th, 2004, 10:44 PM http://www.lsc-ss.com/lscss_site/For_Sale.html
Shoot Karl an email telling him what you are looking for, he's the biggest part whore I know! :D
i need to fix that damn page, stupid program i use for the website is on the rag this week apparantly.
BTW, the first person to bring up either FTP or Frontpage will be beaten,,,,,,,, severely.
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