2002 Ford Crown Victoria Q & A from Around the Web
We have found 13 user submitted questions on the web and presented the best ones for you to read. This list is in ranked order, showing 1 - 4
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I have a 2002 ford crown victoria and it steers real hard then after it gets warmed up it steers better?
Source: Yahoo! Answers,
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it could be your belt,pump,or your rackapinon
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I HAVE A 2002 CROWN VICTORIA LX,HOW DO I GET IT FASTER THEN THE ORIGNAL?
Source: Yahoo! Answers,
6 answers
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need more information. my guess is that you should do a tune up, because if your engine is not perfect it will not handle the modifications well. change your spark plugs, clean the air intake, clean the fuel injectors, and use seafoam in your brake booster line
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2002 Ford Crown Victoria Ex Cop car?
I have a rattle noice on acceleration? It's louder when cold. Trans fluid/oil level good. What do you think it could be? I'm worried because I drive you wife and daughter around in it. Please help. Thank you for any info.
Source: Yahoo! Answers,
1 answer
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Does the sound seem to be coming from the front of the engine? If so the timing chain tensioners and guides are notorious for failing on these cars. I have seen the problem lots of times but I have yet to see one get bad enough that the chains come off and cause the car to not run. Not saying it...
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Are rear seat belts from a 2011 Crown Victoria compatible with a 2002?
I am going to buy rear seat belts for my 2002 Ford Crown Victoria. The belts I found are from a 2011 Crown Victoria. Does anyone know if these will be compatible on my car and fit properly of if I should keep looking??? Thanks!
Source: Yahoo! Answers,
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Yes the seat belts will fit just fine, They have not changed the body from 1998 until the end. There for the seat belt mounting locations have not changed either. The seat belts, especially the rear have never been changed.
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