how do I change the coolant in my lincoln town car
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mikeatpriestlake answered 9 years ago
I would go to you tube and look it up. Its not difficult, just follow the procedure on the videos. scottykilmer.com has a good one.
how do I change the coolant in my lincoln town car
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