2001 Lincoln LS visibility complaints

Filed Apr 7, 2004 · Visibility · MS

Visibility:power window devices and controls I have had the rear passenger window regulator replaced twice and the front passenger window regulator once. The first rear window by ford while under warranty,the second rear window at 60,000 miles and the front passenger regulator window at 70,000 miles.

Filed Nov 6, 2003 · Visibility · 30,000 miles · CA

Intermittently windshield wipers stopped working. Dealer replaced the windshield wiper motor. Also, the new motor malfunctioned. Manufacturer was informed of the problem.

Filed Sep 12, 2003 · Lights, Locks · CA

While driving the head lights went out without warning. *nlm the seat belts would bind and did not retract, the windshield cracked (across) due to stress and was replaced, the vehicle lock system was replaced twice, the front headlamp was replaced twice due to condensation, and the windshield wiper system failed and was replaced as well. *scc

Filed Mar 4, 2003 · Visibility · CA

The windshield wipers failed while the vehicle was being driven in the rain.

Filed Aug 30, 2002 · Visibility · MD

Both rear window regulators failed. The replacement window regulator on the rear left failed and resulted in a shattered window which then damaged the door paint. Shoddy repair work then LED to further problems with the paint and finish. The faulty window regulators appear to be a chronic problem, since I know of another ls owner with the same chronic problem. This problem at the wrong time or place can result in serious safety and security issues. Does not give one a good feeling about when this could happen again. The fix applied does not appear to be any better thatn the original equipment that failed. Ford needs to develop a solid fix for this luxury vehicle with windows that do not operate properly.

Filed Aug 2, 2001 · Visibility · MS

Driver's side rear view mirror shimmies and shakes over bumps but the passenger side does not. Rear view mirror does the same and is very distracting. I am being told this is a normal occurrence with this car, and I have owned lincoln continentals since 1984 and none have done this ,and also I have a ford explorer which does not do this on the same roads.