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1A Auto shows you how to repair, install, fix, change or replace a broken, damaged, cracked, faded, cloudy, or chipped signal light. This video is applicable to the Ford Crown Victoria, years 98, 99, 00, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11
This process should be similar on the following vehicles:
1998 Ford Crown Victoria
1999 Ford Crown Victoria
2000 Ford Crown Victoria
2001 Ford Crown Victoria
2002 Ford Crown Victoria
2003 Ford Crown Victoria
2004 Ford Crown Victoria
2005 Ford Crown Victoria
2006 Ford Crown Victoria
2007 Ford Crown Victoria
2008 Ford Crown Victoria
2009 Ford Crown Victoria
2010 Ford Crown Victoria
2011 Ford Crown Victoria
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I wish there were videos for the previous generation. Hopefully this is close
it is not as easy as it is shown here.
Thanks Mike, helped me out 10 years later!
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Great video, had to watch then I stopped struggling–What else is holding this thing on here? I learned the hard way to tape the nut to the socket to keep it from falling out and dlown to that secret screw and nut hiding place all cars have.
2:13 — Is that side marker you just pulled out supposed to blink when you turn on your turn signal at night? Or is it just a steady, dim marker lamp? Common sense would seem to dictate that this day and age, all cars should have wrap around turn signal lamps, so that people to the side of you can see your signal when you're changing lanes on the freeway… but the Crown may only have the amber bulbs between the headlights and the grille; as the blinking lamps. I don't know… that's why I ask. Thanks.
are the side markers supposed to have amber or white (clear) bulbs in them?
Looks easy that good lol
What size screw is that, need to replace the screw on one side so the Marker light is secured and cant seem to find the screw
Thank you I need to buy a 11mm nut !!
whats good performance intake manifold to put on crown Victoria police interceptor
I noticed that my Crown Vic has a second bulb there in the corner light assembly, on the bottom. Is this likely some remnant from the car's days as a police cruiser? In which case, do I need to modify my new assemblies when I replace the cracked ones? (Both sides are cracked at present).
You guys at 1A are truly awesome. I've used your videos as a resource for maintaining my CVPI since I first got it, and I've saved so much money as a result.
Thanks for the very detailed, instructional video. I was able to replace the signal marker on my Crown Vic.
Just FYI: If you happen to own an older model (1992 – 1997), it's a wee bit different.
First of all, you don't have to lift up the entire panel in order to access the bolts. There's a lid on both sides that you can easily snap off and on. I don't know why the later models (1998 – 2011) were not built that way.
Once you remove said lid on either side, you can see two (2) bolts adjacent to each other. Since my socket wrench with an extender didn't fit, I wound up using a vice script. If need be, use WD-40 in order to loosen the lug nuts, this worked for me.
When you remove the exterior screw using a Phillips-head screwdriver, the old side marker should easily slide out.
Install the new side marker using the above instructions, and you should have no problem. It took me about 30 minutes to replace it on my 1993 Ford Crown Victoria.
Overall, it's essentially what Mike had explained in the video. I'm not a mechanic by any means necessary, so I apologize if I did not get the terminology correctly. It's a pain in the neck replacing the part, but easy enough to figure out.
replaced the bulbs on both sides and they still don't blink. the front lights still blink. anybody have a fix? it's a 2000 LX
thank you! Both my front side markers were out and this video made it SO much more easier!
I've been to your site, and WOW lots of parts.. thanks again
Yes! Exactly what I needed because I hit a pole trying to get some gas lol & I broke my assembly
You should change the title to 98-11 for the years as they are all the same, and the 92-97 are similar. However, it would have been much easier to take the few extra seconds to remove the headlamp assembly so you have more room.
this is exactly what i was looking for- mine burnt out.
Great video!