takes 15-20 minutes before a/c on 2003 Lincoln TC begins cooling

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Asked by paris33480 Apr 28, 2017 at 04:57 AM about the 2003 Lincoln Town Car Signature

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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The AC system may just need a charge. Take it to a shop that does this, and have it checked out.

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I should have added that the a/c works fine, blows cold, once it starts working. Suspect the problem lies in the a/c evaporator air temperature sensor, a $20 part, but a 5-hour job to access involving dismantling the dashboard. There is a quick fix on the internet which bypasses the EATC, but it is for a Ford Fusion. I do not know how it would work for my 2003 lincoln TC.

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I wonder if a bad blend door actuator could cause this? It is a very expensive repair due to the labor involved. If this is the problem make sure the repair is done with a genuine Ford / Lincoln part or you may be soon doing it again.

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