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Hi There. Geometrics are stock wheels and were offered as an option from as far back as 1982 to as recent as 1987. I know of three complete sets still in existence. Here's a shot of a set without the center cap. https://www.johndancy.com/1MRBP98L0EY723957/1mrbp98l0ey723957-081.sized.jpg For...

Yup. They're GEOMETRICs.

You also!

Meh. The good thing is that you got your answer. Enjoy yourself and thank you for sharing in the hobby.

Thank you for the hands on experience and pictures!

It's good to read that you found the Tech Articles for our window motors. From what I read from above, you've found your answers.

Start here, https://thelincolnmarkviiclub.org/documents/tech/overheadConsole.pdf

No One Knows Everything :) Welcome to Mark VII Ownership. You're gonna fun!

I'm glad that you looked in the CENTER CONSOLE, UNDER THE ARM REST LOWER COMPARTMENT and found the toggle switch to electronically release our fuel doors.

BBS RA (not Ford) 8.0 X 16 inch wheels Goodyear Eagle VR50, P245/50VR-16 tires

"May It's Parts Live On In Other Lincoln Mark VIIs."

Thank you. I'm stuck on 1LNBP98M0GY660787 :)

It's the end of JUNE 2021. I'm still looking for 1LNBP98M0GY660787.

Hi, Are you saying that a windshield from a 1987 Cougar is a direct fit for our oh-so-under-supported Mark VIIs? If so, this is very WELCOME news!

It's 2021. Does anyone know where this car is today? Asking for a Friend

I'm a little late to this party but, I agree with the 'dashboard' statement. The next heater core to die on one of my cars, will go STRAIGHT to the mechanics. I have a LOT of respect for anyone that can not only take them apart but put them back together.

Any testing is a step in the right direction. If you get to it before snow arrives, let us know. John "It's-November-In-Pennsylvania" Dancy

LVC is a fantastic resource for all things Lincoln and Cadillac. For specific information concerning STOCK Lincoln Mark VII Fuel Systems, see The Lincoln Mark VII Club. The Lincoln Mark VII Club - Home

The sound is normal but what you PROBABLY heard was the sound of unused fuel being pumped BACK into the tank through a red rubber anti-siphon valve. Low? Yes, hence the sputter or feeling of lack-of-power. Dry? No :) Engines don't run when tanks run dry :) Yes BUT, our Lincoln Mark VIIs will...