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2002 Lincoln Town Car Air Duct, Air Filter Box, Air Intake Coupling
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F8AZ-9601-AA
Element Assy - Air Cleaner- Part Notes: Service element asy., Includes mass airflow sensor & inlet tube.
- Fit Note: 8 Cyl 4.6L
- Callout Name: 9600
- Replaced By: E5TZ-9601-B
MSRP: $28.98 Your Price: $18.25
- F6AZ-9G271-AA
Hose - Connecting- Part Notes: From Carbon Canister to the Canister Vent Valve(9F945)
- Fit Note: 8 Cyl 4.6L
- Callout Name: 9G271
MSRP: $66.13 Your Price: $48.60
OEM 2002 Lincoln Town Car Parts for Air Intake
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Air Duct Installation and Repair Tips for 2002 Lincoln Town Car
- Q: How to service and repair the air duct on 2002 Lincoln Town Car?A: To service the air duct, start by removing the instrument panel. Disconnect the vacuum hose and temperature sensor hose retainers. Remove the ducts and vacuum control motor carefully. Then, take out the screws for both the right and left demister nozzles. Reassemble by reversing the steps.