202 crown vic shuts off while driving obd2 code p1260 then starts back up

Asked by monzter Sep 08, 2016 at 08:36 AM about the 2002 Ford Crown Victoria LX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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Elizabeth answered 6 years ago

Similar issue with my car. Randomly will shut off while driving. Power steering will turn off but dashboard lights still on. Check engine light and battery light will appear and temperature gauge will drop. Turning off car and restarting has car back to normal but has been doing this off and on for 2 months. Mechanics cant find what's wrong since no codes being produced and wont happen with them. So any suggestions would be helpful. 2002 ford crown victoria.

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GuruM8321 answered 4 years ago

Is there a safety shut off in the trunk to keep vehicle from catching on fire when rear end collision

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