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We have a 96 Deville (North Star), that over heats when we drive it on the streets. The car is fine on the high way in fact we just drove it 125 miles with no issues. When driving it on the street it doesn't take very long for it to over heat. Where should I start? Thanks in advance for all help.

We have a 1992 Grand Marquis that was hit hard in the passenger side rear door. Car goes up the road A+ Car has 74,000 actual miles on it and runs like a dream. No noise on start up, has power for days, and hits all shift points. Selling car for the engine and trans, but can be driven as...

I think it has about 150,000 miles. I will take a look at that when I go to the storage yard. I have a few Marks and this one runs very strong.

I have a 93 Mark VIII that has a very strong engine and tranny in it for sale. Both are still in the car and the car can be test drove. Located in Milwaukee,WI. 500.00 for the pair.

Time to part out another Mark VIII. Currently the car is whole so after the drivetrain is sold I will be parting out the rest of the car. 500.00 for the engine and trans., the buyer can test drive the car.

I just got around to doing this job and it was a B*%#h! They should use these directions of turborich "It's not that bad, drain the antifreeze, remove the oil filter, remove the four bolts and watch out as a bunch of coolant will fall all over the place, take out old gasket, put new one in...

I have a 93 Mark VIII that has a very strong engine and tranny in it for sell. Both are still in the car. The ONLY reason the drive train is being sold is because parts for these cars cost an arm and a leg. I have 2 Marks and several other cars so I will be parting with both of them to go...

One of the Marks I have is leaking oil. I thought that it was coming from the drain plug, but that was not the case. It is coming out in the front of the engine at about a quart a day. Any suggestions on where the oil could be coming from before I go and break everything down? The leak is not...

I would like to thank everyone that offered help in this thread.

Yea, someone sent me a pm with a link to McNutt and at $0.77 a mile I will get the truck delivered to my door.:)

I can do the 6.5 there it's the 6.5 back that has me drifting from lane to lane.:D

I read your entire post hoping to find a solution to my problem or a point, I found neither. I never knew that the strength of a man was defined by how many hours straight he could drive with out sleep.

Thanks for the thought. I have a truck that I could pull it with, but even with no doz I can't do a 6.5 hour trip alone. So if I could get it to IN. that would help me out. Thanks sir.

I need to get a truck from Boon, MI. to South Bend, IN. any of you guys have suggestions. Car will pull up on a hauler or dolly.

I thought I was the only one with that problem. I started out trying to use the middle of the back seat, but quickly found out that the baby seat will rock on turns. Directly behind the front seat works well for me. I hope to be out of my 2 door Mark and into a 4 door Magnum this time...

:confused: If you have an alarm on a Mark VIII why would you use the door code to enter the car? Why wouldn't you unlock the door with the alarm transmitter?

You can use an after market amp with your stock speakers, but you would want to add bass blockers so you don't blow the tweets.

Cold weather or not that battery should keep you smiling.

I know you "don't squeeze the rear calipers back in". Done a few brake jobs myself. Hey, Mr Wilson maybe I misunderstood your post.

I thought we were trying to help a guy that is doing this for the first time. I would not take off the calipers unless I intended on replacing them. If you take them off you will have to bleed the brakes and use brake fluid which isn't to terrible, but if you don't have to why do it? As far as...