What are the two plugs on the first fuel injectors?

Asked by Ghost1930 Apr 04, 2019 at 07:52 PM about the 1994 Lincoln Town Car Signature

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Ive replced both upstream O2 sensors,
replaced the battery because it it had an bad
cell it will start and run for like 5 mins then
shut off. Whats next to check?

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Dragnfyr answered 5 years ago

are you using the valet key perhaps? The valet keys are often coded to do just that so people cant take the car for "Joyrides". Another possibility is that bad battery may have caused it to lose the key code in its computer, Look up "How to reset the key code on a (year make model)" on the internet, someone somewhere has posted a how to video on it.

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Auto_Centric answered 5 years ago

Check fuel pump pressure engine idling 30-40psi. Also a battery change does NOT effect chipped keys in anyway.

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Ghost1930 answered 5 years ago

I do have an valet key and i switched the new ignition tumbler out for an new one. Im not understanding how the key is affecting the car from not running after it starts up just fine.

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