replace coil packs on a Lincoln

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ALEXISS
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I have a '98 Lincoln Continental, 125.000 miles, that gets miserable gas mileage since I had the transmission fluid replaced, 10 miles to a gallon. Two years ago I had, all the coil packs replaced, or so I thought. #3 is now misfiring. Does the location of this part make it an easy repair? Where can I find a diagram of the repair area.
Dec 21, 2006 at 8:53 PM
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RAINHOPPERROO
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you have 2 coil packs. so unfortunately the one bad coil is not serviceable you have to replace the entire coil, but I can tell you that it is easy to do a few bolts and your out, they are even numbered, just make sure that you mark your plug wires properly.

also if your getting 10mpg after a fluid change they did something wrong. soemthing was not hooked up right or was knocked loose. take it back in to have it looked at =)
Jan 16, 2007 at 8:35 AM
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