Headlights Problems of Lincoln Continental

I keep getting this message. From: nhtsahotline@telesishq. Comnhtsahotlinetelesishq. Com date: 3/18/2009 4:02:15 pm subject: unknown footprints incoming mail error footprints encountered an error processing an incoming mail message. The error code is below. If the error is unclear or if you need help, please contact support. Footprints error: 201 [microsoft][odbc sql server driver][tcp/ip sockets]sql server does not exist or access denied. (sql-08001) [microsoft][odbc sql server driver][tcp/ip sockets]connectionopen (connect()). (sql-01000)(dbd: db_login/sqlconnect err=-1) connection string: dbi:odbc:footprints\ this is what I have been trying to send to:NHTSA. Webmaster@dot. Gov from: subject:automatic headlight moduale comments: I got a notice of an error on sending you my message. Hope you do not get two. My 98 Lincoln Continental has no turnsignal lights,no emergency lights etc. It can not be driven safely. We have called the dealership and was told we need an automatic headlight module. However it has been discontinued by Ford motor company and there is none available in the united states. I called Ford motor company(case id#1556870779) and was told to contact you. Was there no recall on this part? I am certain that I am not the only one that has a problem with this car. I was told to get a part from a junk yard although that too would be expensive since they too know this part is no longer available. . Being female I do not think that is possible. I also think that a company like Ford should be responsilbe for providing parts for their cars. Many cars are on the road a lot longer than ten years. I could go on but for now --what am I to do?? from NHTSA web site. 98 Lincoln has no turnsignal no emergency lights etc. It is unsafe to drive the dealership said it needed an automatic headlight module but no part exists in the us. What now???.

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The consumer states that 1998 Lincoln Continental had one headlight that became unaligned and was shining the beam straightened up in the air. This was the driver's side left headlight. Was having water leakage and around the light was turning black. The warning light on the dash board was saying check brake lamp, but the brake lamps were both working. The owner thought that the headlight shorted out, causing that inside light on the dashboard to come on. This started in the past couple of months. The owner has not had the car checked yet, but was going to take it to dealer. The owner could not afford to pay $400. 00 for a headlight. The owner has not contacted Ford.

My 1997 Lincoln Continental was damaged in a minor accident. The repairs required replacement of the front headlamps. Both Lincoln and our dealer have informed us that headlights for the 1997 are on national backorder and will not be available for at least a month. Headlights are an essential safety item. We would be ticketed if we attempted to drive without working headlights. It seems incredible to me that replacement headlights are unavailable.

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Headlights and instrument panel lights went out while driving at night without warning. Dealer and the manufacturer have been notified, and informed that this vehicle was not covered under recall 96v009000 due to VIN. Feel free to provide any further information.

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My compliant is the hazard of halogen headlights that I consider to be a safety factor. I consider the extreme difference between standard headlights and the light intensity of the halogne lights to be distracting in on coming traffic.

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While driving with the headlights on, they give out little lighting and they shine out in a v shape. They give no peripheral vision on the side. Dealer has been contacted.