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Our 2000 model crown victoria (police interceptor p71) was in excellent overall condition and well maintained.the car was driven about five miles from our home to a restaurant for an evening event.after about 15 minutes, someone notified the patrons that our car was on fire.at that time, the engine compartment was fully involved in flames.the local fire department quickly put out the fire, but the engine compartment was completely destroyed.in the months before, or at any time since we've owned the car, there had been no odors of gasoline or acrid electrical burning smells noticed by anyone.the car was parked, engine off with key removed and the doors locked when the fire started.
Plastic intakemanifold on a 2000 ford crown vic w/ 4.6 interceptor cracked causing water leak. Out of 5 police crown vic all had to be changed. Problem started back in 1999, but warranty covered repair.
Tl-the contact owns a 2000 ford crown victoria cvpi. While driving at 10 to 60mph the headlights would go out intermittenly during the night. There are no warning lights illuminating before the headlights goes out. As the vehicle was being pull to the side of the road sometimes it will return within 5 to 10 minutes or never. The vehicle would have to be towed to the shop where they are housed. The dealer was contacted stating he would have to pay $418 to replace the lighting control module due to no recalls or warranty. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was not contacted. Vin was unavailable. The failure mileage was 286,000...mw
Have 2000 ford crown victoria with 140000 miles (police pkg) noticed high pitch sound coming from rearend assembly. Told by mechanic it is the rearend differentialbearings. Just located recall on 2003 crown vics (fleet including p71 vin models for 10/01-12/02 models. I feel maybe 1998-2003 models may be affected and ford should extend the recall to models from a few years before these magic cutoff dates as listed in the 2003? recall.
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