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At the LA Auto Show in late 2007 the Lincoln MKS debuted as a 2009 model while introducing its brand nameplate to the market and succeeding the Lincoln Town Car. MKS came standard with front-wheel drive (FWD), with all-wheel drive (AWD) available as an option. The EcoBoost variant came only with AWD. The vehicle measures 112.9 inches for wheelbase while its dimensions extend to 204.2 inches lengthwise and 75.9 inches widthwise at 61.6 inches in height with curb weights between 4,127 and 4,276 pounds. A standard powertrain for the Lincoln MKS includes a 3.7L V6 engine that delivers 273 horsepower with 270 pounds-per-foot of torque while being matched with a six-speed automatic transmission. With its available turbocharged 3.5L V6 engine there is a possible rating of 365 horsepower and 350 pounds-per-foot of torque that becomes more powerful specifically when equipped with all-wheel drive. Traction control and stability control join multiple airbags as advanced safety features that the Lincoln MKS includes in its design. Several modifications occurred from the time Lincoln MKS began production in 2013 until its conclusion in 2016 to keep both the engine and transmission systems reliable and efficient. To keep their Lincoln MKS vehicle performing at its peak owners should choose original Lincoln parts because these components fulfill Lincoln's exacting product standards which provide long-lasting operational reliability.
Lincoln MKS concerns group into infotainment electronics, brake hardware, and drivetrain sealing and lubrication. In the electrical system, the MKS may show radio noise, no audio, or SYNC faults. Root causes often involve corrupted software in the audio control module or network mismatches. Perform module scan, install updates, then reinitialize the radio and confirm stable operation. For braking, some MKS vehicles produce grunting under light stops and display uneven rotor wear. Anchor bracket geometry increases pad edge loading, which accelerates rotor and brake pads wear. For fixing, replace new pads and rotors, clean bracket slides, and install the revised bracket. MKS models can leak red or brown fluid around the axle area due to the drivetrain issue. Red fluid indicates transmission seals, brown indicates power transfer unit leakage. Inspect axle seals and PTU cover sealing, then replace damaged seals and verify fluid level. Clean all residual oil, road test the MKS, and check for renewed weeping. Across systems, Lincoln diagnosis should verify codes, wiring integrity, and software currency before mechanical repairs. Confirm Lincoln bulletins for bracket updates and pad compound selection. Follow Lincoln guidance for torque values and fluid specifications. A final validation drive ensures the MKS returns to normal performance.
Lincoln MKS Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to remove and replace the rear bumper cover on Lincoln MKS?A: In order to change the rear bumper cover, the vehicle must be in neutral position in a hoist. Take off the rear lamps, the electrical connector, and 6 fender splash shield screws. Unscrew the bumper cover, check reinforcements against damages, and screw them back together.
- Q: How to Service and Repair the TPMS Sensor on Lincoln MKS?A: To service Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) activate sensors after 30 minutes of inactivity. Move train sensors out of the way by rotating, when necessary. Go through ignition cycle steps to switch into training mode, with the activation tool on each tire. Warranty claim document sensor identifiers and clear DTCs where required.
