Fuse panel for 1966 Lincoln Continental?
k-rad
I'm stumped. I've got a 1966 Lincoln and I'm doing a little work, and
I cannot for the life of me find the freakin' fuse panel! I know it's
got one, I've got a manual, but it doesn't show where it is. I've
looked everywhere under the dash, under the hood, in the trunk.
Am I missing something? Is Ford playing some big joke on me? This
sucker HAS to have a fuse panel somewhere. And by the list of
everything in it, it's a biggun' too!
Anyone have a 64-69 Continental and can maybe shoot me an idea of
where this sucker is hiding at?
Hey - while I'm at it, I'm looking for a driver's side door and rear
quarter panel for a 2-door 66 lincoln. some jerk hit and ran me in a
parking lot and neglected to leave a note, so i got a 6 foot scrape
down the side of the car ending with a nice munch in the wheel well.
Gimme a good deal and you've got a new best friend.
Thanks
Durin Gleaves
du...@oz.net
WMSGloria
I have a '61 and the fuses are located in the "Power Box." You will find
it mounted on the firewall on the passenger side. The battery cable
connects to this box which contains all relays and fuses.
If you cannot find fuses on your '66 check for a power box.
-Ken-
Leon Rowell
On my '69 Mark III it is in the glove box behind a plastic cover on the
right side.
Leon Rowell
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du...@oz.net (k-rad) wrote:
>Thanks
>Durin Gleaves
>du...@oz.net
I have a '64 Lincoln, and the actual fuses are located behind a small
removable pannel in the front of the glove box. Luckily mine was off
when I bought it. :) There is also a set of circuit breakers, and
other electrical components behind the passenger side kick panel. Just
remove the carpet, and it'll be there. That's where I found the fuse
for the horn (go figure). It's an interesting vehicle. Tons of
spaghetti to get lost in. :) The fun starts when you have to go
through the vacume hoses. :) :) :)
Dennis N.
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CADATTAC
You need to talk with Ron Baker In Putnam, CT immediately!! He specializes
in '61-67 Lincolns. His phone is 860-928-7614. He is the man!! and the
man's phone rings off the hook, so keep trying. Steve is his right hand
man and is now neck and neck with Ron for diagnosis. Check em out, jb
From : Cada...@AOL.com
Specializing in 62-66 Cadillac parts and 70-81 Camaros
Available for auto transport local or crosscountry.
Doogie
In article <32b0f3a...@news.oz.net> du...@oz.net (k-rad) writes:
>
>I'm stumped. I've got a 1966 Lincoln and I'm doing a little work, and
>I cannot for the life of me find the freakin' fuse panel! I know it's
>got one, I've got a manual, but it doesn't show where it is. I've
>looked everywhere under the dash, under the hood, in the trunk.
Nope. It is next to the glove box on the passenger side of the car.
Just to the right of it.
A little door should flip down if you gently pull on it.
One of the easiest, best located fuse boxes... If you know where
it is!
- Doogie - who drove his 66 Continental Convertible to go
surfing this past weekend. 80, sunny and dry here in Hermosa Beach.
ChuckThompson
MY '67 fuse panel is to the left of the glove compartment. There is a
hidden padded door which flips down.
Heath Carlisle
I Have a 66 Continental. The fuse panel is located just to the right of
the glove box, under a pop-down plate covered with vynyl trim. It is
held in place by a small spring clamp.Just grab the top of the trim and
pull down.
I am looking for brake (left front disc) caliper and rotor.
Also, My hood release broke and now I can't shut my hood for fead of not
being able to open it again. Are there any kits available to remedy
this, Or maybe hood pins??
Thanks
Heath Carlisle
Dennis N.
Heath Carlisle <Indu...@pipeline.com> wrote:
>Thanks
>Heath Carlisle
Give a look at a local junkyard if available. You can usually find
good parts for alot less dollars there. I found a heat/ac control
assembly for my 64 at a local yard for $5 in practically perfect
condition. The mail order place wanted $65. Also try asking at a
good local parts shop. I found one in my town that carries most of the
standard wear items for my 64 at very reasonable prices. But, when
you can't find it locally, give the guys at Baker's Auto, Inc. a
call. They handle parts for Lincolns. I've had very good results
from them. Fast turn around and decent quality. The only drawback is
that you will pay more. The standard going rates for typical items,
though. $129 for the caliper $150 for the rotor from the parts list
I have.....and a guess on the hood cable of around $20. Was about how
much my wiper control cable was. Bakers can be contacted at
1-860-928-7614 for consultation and 1-800-962-9228 for ordering.
Their consultation services are great. Helped me alot since this is my
first Lincoln. And a great car it is. Hope this helps
Dennis
Dennis N.
kenmic...@gmail.com
> I Have a 66 Continental. The fuse panel is located just to the right of
> the glove box, under a pop-down plate covered with vynyl trim. It is
> held in place by a small spring clamp.Just grab the top of the trim and
> pull down.
>
> I am looking for brake (left front disc) caliper and rotor.
>
> Also, My hood release broke and now I can't shut my hood for fead of not
> being able to open it again. Are there any kits available to remedy
> this, Or maybe hood pins??
>
> Thanks
> Heath Carlisle
I found this post and I had a question. i was fixing a short and I got a spark. now my Seat,Horn and dash lights dont work. I read in the manual that the breaker is in the "R.H. Cowl side Panel" I figured that was the panel below the fuse box so i removed it but its empty. Can you tell me where it is?
Thanks,
Ken
Kevin Bottorff
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> I'm stumped. I've got a 1966 Lincoln and I'm doing a little work, and
> I cannot for the life of me find the freakin' fuse panel! I know it's
> got one, I've got a manual, but it doesn't show where it is. I've
> looked everywhere under the dash, under the hood, in the trunk.
>
> sucker HAS to have a fuse panel somewhere. And by the list of
> everything in it, it's a biggun' too!
>
> Anyone have a 64-69 Continental and can maybe shoot me an idea of
> where this sucker is hiding at?
>
> Hey - while I'm at it, I'm looking for a driver's side door and rear
> quarter panel for a 2-door 66 lincoln. some jerk hit and ran me in a
> parking lot and neglected to leave a note, so i got a 6 foot scrape
> down the side of the car ending with a nice munch in the wheel well.
> Gimme a good deal and you've got a new best friend.
>
> Thanks
>
> Durin Gleaves
> du...@oz.net