what all usually go wrong with the 93 lincon town car

Asked by kyle5672 Feb 21, 2009 at 10:20 AM about the 1993 Lincoln Town Car

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

i got a town car just bought it but its running alittle ruf when going down the road at 45 50 it starts boging out then it will stop and start back like skiping and puting what might be wrong with my car

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Armoured_95_Presiden... answered 13 years ago

Intake gaskets are going. Get them replaced ASAP before they pump coolant into the block. I just had the same problem. Gaskets were $14 each. Make sure you do both. Good time to check your compression while you're at it, 'eh?

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DickStrough answered 12 years ago

On our 90 town car,great pickup until overdrive. The car would jerk ,thought the transmission was slipping. Fix was plug wire. 2yrs.later same jerk only little worse.. Had to visit Ford dealer. After a full day they narrowed it to the distributor, and that's what the problem was. The distributor lasted 205k. Dick

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