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Old Mar 1, 2011 | 12:14 AM
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Dear forum members. Sorry, but my english is not so good. I'm European, born in the Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg and I live in Germany, near the US Air Force base Spangdahlem. I speak currently luxembourgish, german and french. I never learned english at the school but I have some american friends. One of my daughters live in the states in Seattle.
Here in Germany i'm a little bid crazy. The worlds best cars come from Germany. Mercedes, Porsche, Bmw, Audi and others. But, I love only american cars an I dislike all the others. Since 30 years I imported my american cars myself. I had some Camaro's, Trans Am's, Cadillacs, Buick's and Jeeps. Actually I drive a Lincoln Mark 8 (a very fast car) and a Jeep Commander.
In december 2010 I bought a Mercury Grand Marquis, year 2003 from Texas.
Last friday the car arrived at the harbor in Bremerhaven/Germany. The car drives good, but I have one complicated problem.
When driving with the headlights, those are going out after a laps of time. But the headlight flasher functions if I pull on the flasher lever. The parking lights are also ok. In the Ford workshop/garage the electrician found no errors. I changed the car battery, but the problem is still the same.
Could you please help me by giving me some advice.
Thank you a lot in advance.
Best regards.
Can you help me and give me some advice.
Thank you.
Robert, one of the few US car drivers and enthusiasts in Germany
 
Old Mar 1, 2011 | 04:51 PM
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Unfortunately, it's a common failure for early 2000s model year Grand Marquis' to have faulty Lighting Control Modules. If you are handy, they can be fixed with a soldering iron.

If not, the replacement is cheap for used and expensive for new.
 
Old Mar 2, 2011 | 05:24 AM
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Thank you. That's the problem. A solution was found.
 
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