I have a 2003 Town Car, the Driver seat will not adjust and the Radio has stopped working as well.

Asked by waydeb Jun 19, 2013 at 08:42 AM about the 2003 Lincoln Town Car

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The battery had died and was replaced and the Driver side door latch was loose and was tightened. After these things were done, both the Driver Seat and the Radio was not work anymore. Note! the speaker still works. I can I trouble shoot these issues?

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Jose answered 11 years ago

Might have blown a fuse for the radio constant power and possibly the power seat fuse as well.

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bmanvell answered 10 years ago

I have about the same problem. I replaced the battery now the radio does not work. It powers on but all I get is static. Sounds like no antenna. Did you ever find a fix?

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