Lincoln Continental

[Granddaddy Marq]

My son came towing home with a '99 Lincoln Continental yesterday. He wants to get it running. We can get it to turn over, and to fire if we put gas in the intake. We know we don't have fuel pressure, but we don't know where the fuel pump fuse, relay, and reset botton is located. The owners manual is no real clear on this. The books I have don't cover this car, and my Google searchs are not giving me exactly what I need.
So my questions are: Where is the Pump fuse, relay, and reset botton? And when we confirm that we have power to the pump and it works. What should the fuel pressure be? If the pump is bad, what has to be done to replace the pump?
This car has a 4.6 32V Intec front wheel drive, with 136000 miles, and in Good shape. He can scrap it and brake even. It's a much better car then that it needs to be running.

[Granddaddy Marq]

Ha! how'd this get in the "Exaust" thread? I though I put this in "Shop Talk". Mods can you help me here?

[DS650]

Ha! how'd this get in the "Exaust" thread? I though I put this in "Shop Talk". Mods can you help me here?

Maybe one to many.

[MyBlackBeasts]

Owners manual Pg. 135 "The fuel pump shut-off switch is located behind an access door to the left of the driver’s seat on the B-pillar."

Bizarrely - no mention of fuel pump relay/fuse!

Good luck with repair.

[rocky]

If simple fuel pump relay or inertia switch doesn't fix then burn it with fire and cut your losses...sorry but these cars are turds and can be money pits IMHO


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[Blk04MM]

My son came towing home with a '99 Lincoln Continental yesterday. He wants to get it running. We can get it to turn over, and to fire if we put gas in the intake. We know we don't have fuel pressure, but we don't know where the fuel pump fuse, relay, and reset botton is located. The owners manual is no real clear on this. The books I have don't cover this car, and my Google searchs are not giving me exactly what I need.
So my questions are: Where is the Pump fuse, relay, and reset botton? And when we confirm that we have power to the pump and it works. What should the fuel pressure be? If the pump is bad, what has to be done to replace the pump?
This car has a 4.6 32V Intec front wheel drive, with 136000 miles, and in Good shape. He can scrap it and brake even. It's a much better car then that it needs to be running.

If u scrap it... What would the rotating assembly be worth (short block)

[EMAS]

The 99 Conti is a return less fuel system so it doesn't have dedicated fuel pump fuse or relay. The fuel pump module receives it's power from the main EEC relay and fuse via the inertia switch. Since it runs with fuel down it's gullet you can rule out a fuse or relay problem and start by looking for power at the inertia switch.

[rocky]

If u scrap it... What would the rotating assembly be worth (short block)

Ask a recycling yard...sideways 4.6 is different than our RWD

Good luck with fix...just seen too many scrapped because of value vs repairs


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[Granddaddy Marq]

Tank is out and pump is bad. The boys have gone to pickup another one.


And the short block is different. But this has cam covers that will work on our cars, and an extra set of coils all 8 of them.

[RoyLPita]

I've noticed lately that ethanol laced gasoline is killing fuel pumps.

[Motorhead350]

I've noticed lately that ethanol laced gasoline is killing fuel pumps.

I will stay away from them.

[RoyLPita]

I will stay away from them.

Good luck. Most stations have at least 10% ethanol content. Straight unleaded is considered "recreational" and scattered about.

Here is a link: http://pure-gas.org/

Pardon the hijack. Did you fix the Lincoln?

[Motorhead350]

Good luck. Most stations have at least 10% ethanol content. Straight unleaded is considered "recreational" and scattered about.

Here is a link: http://pure-gas.org/

Pardon the hijack. Did you fix the Lincoln?

None in my f-n-ing left wang city.

[68MercuryM250]

I am fortunate to be able to purchase 87, 89 and 93 octanes unblended/100% gas. 87 runs about $3.35 and Preemiola 93 for the MM is at $4.15 per gallon. No alkyhol unless totally unavaoidable on a road trip. It will destroy small engine fuel systems in a heartbeat and if it will do that to a small engine, I fear what a sweet/corn gas blend will do to large internal combustion engines and fuel pumps.

[BLACKMARAUDER04]

I have a 1997 Continental with only 81000 miles.
It gets terrible gas mileage and the rear air springs need replacement.

I am going to go with this company for that:

https://www.arnottindustries.com/par...id9_gid45.html

Thanks to the Marauder family for this company.

Other than that, it goes thru a battery every 24-36 months.