how do I get recall for my 2001 lincoln town car?

Asked by LamarMack Jul 01, 2013 at 06:30 PM about the 2001 Lincoln Town Car

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I had to replace my intake manifold about a year ago for my 2001 lincoln town car is there anyway I can get a recall for it? A guy was telling me the dealership owes me about $700. How true is this? EMail llmdlw@yhoo.com

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Call your nearest Ford/Lincoln/Mercury Dealer with the VIN code. I don't know what you mean by "get a recall for it". If you think you replaced an intake manifold that has a recall on it, the Dealer will verify it's validity and if it's good, you'll have to come up with some receipts.

What the deal was Ford will reimburse customers with receipts for the intake repair if you had it done and paid for it. • Ford will pay $735.00 to those without receipts, provided that they can verify with a dealership that a repair was made.

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Pasted from the same website: The settlement provided a very short period of time for submission of claims - the deadline was March 16, 2006. ...its way too late to collect

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