I'm afraid I don't even know what the floor panel is. I will look under the dash and to the left of the glove compartment area to see if there is anything that can be unbolted or popped off.
I contacted a local Lincoln dealer to confirm the (obsolete) part number. I then asked him what they would do if a Lincoln owner came to them to fix it. He said they don't. They don't do any work, other than things like an oil change for cars this old. (It is a 2000 but literally in like new condition, with 42,850 miles on it. I asked what does Ford expect us to do, drop the car off at a junk yard? (The person I was speaking to didn't answer, but I got the impression he was sympathetic).
We are in SW Florida where the temperature/humidity is literally brutal 6 months of the year. We moved here from New York 8 years ago and have yet to find an auto mechanic shop that gives you the impression they know what they are doing, but they are very good at running up big-time bills.
Friday, September 13th, 2024 AT 5:13 AM