1996 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL ECU

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LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1996  Customer Assistance Guide OFF allows you to shut off the engine and all
accessories without locking the steering wheel, or the
gearshift lever.
ON allows You to test your vehicles warning lights
(except the brake system warni

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LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1996  Customer Assistance Guide Modification or additions to the vehicle may
cause incorrect operation of the OBD 11
system.  Additions such as burglar alarms,
cellular phones, and CB radios must be
carefully installed.  Do not inst

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LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1996  Customer Assistance Guide condition occurring.  A warm up cycle consists
of engine start from a cold condition (engine at
ambient temperature) and running until the
engine reaches normal operating temperature.
On the fourth en

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LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1996  Customer Assistance Guide 4. Check the coolant level following the
instructions on checking and adding coolant
to your engine, see the Engine Coolant in
the Index.  If you do not follow these
instructions, you or others could

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LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1996  Customer Assistance Guide Universal Transmitter
(If equipped)
The Universal Transmitter provides a convenient
way to consolidate the functions of up to three
individual hand-held transmitters into one built-in
device.
The Univ

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LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1996  Customer Assistance Guide To operate:
Grasp and squeeze the release handle to move the
cargo storage system rearward.
Place groceries, packages, etc. in the cargo storage
system.
Grasp and squeeze the release handle to move th

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LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1996  Customer Assistance Guide 2.Insert an appropriate diameter rod (paper
clip) into the right switch access hole
underneath the compass module and gently
press the right button for 1-2 seconds until
"ZONE" and the current zone se

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LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1996  Customer Assistance Guide At zero pressure, the Securitires will provide you
with a minimum driving capability of approximately
20 miles (30 kms).  How you drive and the actual
amount of air pressure left in your tires will
de
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