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Search my post history, I made a wiring diagram and everything.

sorry, sold!

A great option is to find the OEM lamps and retrofit your vehicle with them. That way you don't run afoul of any DOT regulations or state inspections. See my post for wiring info: http://www.lincolnvscadillac.com/forum/showthread.php?99215-HID-headlights&p=2037406645&viewfull=1#post2037406645

I don't know how deep you're planning on going with the engine rebuild, but if you drop the oil pan you can stick a piece of 2x4 between a crank weight and the block wall and then remove the bolt.

Crank bolt part number is W701512-S301, still available from the dealer.

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What's the last 8 of your VIN? I might have a lead on a new one.

Anytime!

I'm showing 4 available from other Ford Dealers under the last supersession: W704884S439. Owen Jarret Ford: 434-535-8515, 1 on the shelf. Waterville Ford: 207-873-7193, 2 on the shelf Judge Auto: 319-393-4461, 1 on the shelf.

What part number did you order form Rockauto, and can you confirm if you have the sport bar or not? Or at least confirm the diameter of the bar?

The ONLY possible thing he could have is a window sticker addendum from the selling dealer, since again, Ford never offered any of those "special editions".

For sale: 2000 Lincoln LS, 3.0, 5-Speed manual - RARE! Pictures: http://roanoke.craigslist.org/cto/5735181390.html Only 2300 LS sedans came with a 5-speed manual transmission, this example has been well-cared for, with 202,650 mostly highway miles. Since buying this car 3 years ago I...

When I added the factory HID to my 2000 I created plug and play wiring for the headlamps. Please note, this is for the DRIVER'S headlamp, the Passenger's is similar, but a few of the wire colors are different. The large 8-pin connecter on the left is where the original Gen1 headlamp harness...

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BUMP. Price drop to $3,500!!

BUMP. Price Drop to $3,500!!