Lincoln Town Car: Gas Door Will Not Open
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Date: 2020-08-05
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theopman12
Eric There is a great tool for splicing wires together, it is called a picabond (not a sponsor. This tool has a number of picks that you can get, including weather proof. They also have many different wire gauge sizes. I have used this tool for a number of years in the gaming industry and even though it is a bit expensive, it is well worth the cost. If you can reach the wire with a soldering gun, you can reach it with the picabond. No need to strip, solder, or use heat shrink.
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Eric There is a great tool for splicing wires together, it is called a picabond (not a sponsor. This tool has a number of picks that you can get, including weather proof. They also have many different wire gauge sizes. I have used this tool for a number of years in the gaming industry and even though it is a bit expensive, it is well worth the cost. If you can reach the wire with a soldering gun, you can reach it with the picabond. No need to strip, solder, or use heat shrink.
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Andrew
An 1993 Saturn SW2 had a lever that opened its gas door but it was wired released. Still had to close it manually. Our other vehicles are manually open and closed. Our oldest car is a 2001 Ford Escape and our newest car is a 2010 Dodge Grand Caravan. The two in the middle are 2007 Saturn Vue and Aura. Loved to see about cars that we own and see what may go wrong so I can so do it. Love your videos and keep doing a great job! :)
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An 1993 Saturn SW2 had a lever that opened its gas door but it was wired released. Still had to close it manually. Our other vehicles are manually open and closed. Our oldest car is a 2001 Ford Escape and our newest car is a 2010 Dodge Grand Caravan. The two in the middle are 2007 Saturn Vue and Aura. Loved to see about cars that we own and see what may go wrong so I can so do it. Love your videos and keep doing a great job! :)
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Ellora
Watching you poke into the wire harness and try to pull out something from the bottom of the bundle, I swear you need a crochet hook. Nice small one that can help slip through it and pull out the right wire. I bet it would help you access tiny wires in tight places HEAPS.
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Watching you poke into the wire harness and try to pull out something from the bottom of the bundle, I swear you need a crochet hook. Nice small one that can help slip through it and pull out the right wire. I bet it would help you access tiny wires in tight places HEAPS.
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Jedda73
Why has nobody taught me that tape trick before! The amount of times Ive wrestled with a huge long piece of loose tape trying to wrap some impossible to reach location, while the tape tries to stick to everything. Definitely trying that one next time.
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Why has nobody taught me that tape trick before! The amount of times Ive wrestled with a huge long piece of loose tape trying to wrap some impossible to reach location, while the tape tries to stick to everything. Definitely trying that one next time.
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mindtouchone
The programs like he is using aren't free, in fact they can be very expensive and they require yearly updates, also expensive. People need to realize that it takes a lot of money to keep a shop going and a good one like this deserves top dollar.
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The programs like he is using aren't free, in fact they can be very expensive and they require yearly updates, also expensive. People need to realize that it takes a lot of money to keep a shop going and a good one like this deserves top dollar.
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Stanley
Fine job of trouble shooting! If it was my car, I would do like you said, run a hot wire with a inline fuse! but for a customer you got to do it right! Did a lot of inline fuse bypassing due to corroded wires in a harness! (On my cars )
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Fine job of trouble shooting! If it was my car, I would do like you said, run a hot wire with a inline fuse! but for a customer you got to do it right! Did a lot of inline fuse bypassing due to corroded wires in a harness! (On my cars )
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Kostas
Interesting. I noticed the electrical diagrams, and was wondering if you could share the name/vendor.
I am working on my sons 2008 MKZ and has a few electrical problems on it's own
Thank you in advance
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Interesting. I noticed the electrical diagrams, and was wondering if you could share the name/vendor.
I am working on my sons 2008 MKZ and has a few electrical problems on it's own
Thank you in advance
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autos
good job its alive. like the question about oil change safe to drive? ask notice any oil spots on the ground. have heard customer saying we did not put a oil filter on car it was driven on a trip, intresting
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good job its alive. like the question about oil change safe to drive? ask notice any oil spots on the ground. have heard customer saying we did not put a oil filter on car it was driven on a trip, intresting
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Panther
I have to open the trunk skirt sometimes to jump the pump at the fpdm pin connector after they've been sitting for a period of months and the pump won't turn. Sure beats replacing the pump.
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I have to open the trunk skirt sometimes to jump the pump at the fpdm pin connector after they've been sitting for a period of months and the pump won't turn. Sure beats replacing the pump.
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bill
Had to laugh when you cut open the harness and looking for the green wire I thought probably on the bottom and you said probably on the bottom about 5 seconds later
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Had to laugh when you cut open the harness and looking for the green wire I thought probably on the bottom and you said probably on the bottom about 5 seconds later
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