Ford Crown Victoria PART NUMBER: MR-51-95 Pro.Fit Installation
TOOLS REQUIRED: 9/32” socket and ratchet, #2 Phillips screw driver, 5/64” drill bit and drill PARTS INCLUDED: Pro.Fit VSM®, instructions, two (2) #10×5/8” screws LOCATION: To the right of the Climate Control
STEP 1. Begin by removing the trim panel that surrounds the climate control and runs horizontally across the entire length of the dash. Grasp the right edge of the panel near the passenger door and pull outward, releasing a retainer clip. Work your hands to the left, continuing to pull outward on the panel until all clips are released. There are seven (7) clips on top and two (2) clips below the climate control.
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In-Vehicle Computer Systems Mobile Computing Customized for Ford Crown Victoria
Hub-Data911 mobile computer systems were designed with the Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor in mind. Our specialized solution features:
- Airbag Compliance Not just airbag “compatible” or “friendly”
- Mounting Options Trunk; glove box; radio relocation package In addition to the Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor attributes, all our mobile computer systems offer the following standard features:
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Ford Crown Victoria Model 501940 Rear Deck Solaris Internal Light Package Instructions
The Model 501940 is available in either a four or two module LED flashing lighting system for the rear deck of the Ford Crown Victoria. The Solaris LEDs are housed in polyparabolic reflector modules for maximum light output. Flashing heads are controlled by the internal 2-channel flasher. The base is stamped, cold-rolled steel and the shroud is stamped aluminum. The unit is supplied with mounting hardware and an eighteen-foot cable. It has an operating temperature range of -40°C to +65°C. UNPACKING. After unpacking the kit, inspect it for damage that may have occurred in transit. If the unit has been damaged, do not attempt to install or operate it. File a claim immediately with the carrier, stating the extent of damage. Carefully check all envelopes, ship- ping labels, and tags before removing or destroying them. Ensure that the parts listed in the appropriate KIT CONTENTS LIST are included in the package.
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Ford Crown Victoria & OBD/IM Readiness
What Is OBD? Real-time, on-board monitoring system that is embedded in the Powertrain Control Module (PCM). Monitors all emission related components and systems as mandated by government agencies like EPA and CARB. Fault is communicated to the customer by means of the “Check Engine” light, also known as the Malfunction Indicator Light (MIL), along with a Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) set in the PCM. Brief History Of OBD OBD-I was implemented for 1988 and later model year vehicles. Monitoring limited to – Oxygen Sensor EGR System Fuel System Input Components MIL illuminated only while the fault is present. OBD-II was implemented across all vehicle lines in 1996 model year vehicles. Monitoring extended to include – Oxygen Sensor (enhanced) EGR System (enhanced) Fuel System (enhanced) Input/Output Components (CCM) Catalyst Efficiency Misfire Evaporative System Secondary Air System MIL is illuminated and remains on until there are 3 consecutive trips without the fault being present.
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1993 Ford Taurus GL into Single-Moving-Vehicle Crash Test
PROCEDURES: Two shields were installed on the aft side of the left and right sides of the rear axle. The shields were secured in place with hose clamps and plastic tie straps. Two bolts, securing the carbon canister to a mounting bracket on the underside of the trunk, were removed and replaced with three rivets. A rubber semi-circular pad was bonded with adhesive on the lower portion of the rear surface of the differential. Two rubber pads were bonded with adhesive to the lower surface of the tank between the tank and each tank strap, and the straps were replaced.
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