Brake Light Problems of Mercury Grand Marquis

The contact owns a 2004 Mercury Grand Marquis. The contact stated that while driving at an undisclosed speed, the headlights and brake lights were inoperable. The vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic who diagnosed that the headlight control module switch needed to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 164,000.

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Jan. 2016-I received a letter from Ford motor company saying there is a recall 15s39 and when parts are available Ford will let me know and the part will be replaced. April 2017 _ I receive a letter from Ford saying parts are available, schedule an appointment. Called flood Ford and Lincoln in narragansett ri was told I had to first have them determine if a part was needed, then I would have to return to have the part replaced if needed. When the car was taken in to have it reviewed the vehicle did not enter the service area at all. I was asked to go outside into the parking lot of the dealership with the clerk from the counter from service department. I was told to get into my car --start it -- and apply the brake. We were in the parking lot of the dealership and the vehicle in park although ignition was on. I applied the brake as asked, then I was told, the brake lights are fine I don't need the part for the recall. I was all set and ok to leave. The recall 15s39 has nothing to do with the brakes so clearly this dealership does not service their customers correctly. I had both letters from Jan 2016 and April 2017 that showed it was for the headlights. I'm filing a complaint that this dealership did not perform the work they should have. How can I get the lighting control module (lcm) replaced on my vehicle? the lcm is the part for the 15s39 recall. When there is a recall for a part, is the manufacturer required to replace the part or can they say it is not needed? thank you for your time.

T* the contact owns a 2000 Mercury Grand Marquis. While driving approximately 45 mph with the high beam headlights activated, the instrument panel indicators, headlights, and brake lights flashed continuously. The vehicle was not repaired and the manufacturer was not notified. The approximate failure mileage was unknown.

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While driving at night, the headlights suddenly go out. This is very dangerous, regardless of either driving on the highway or in the city (especially with pedestrians). They tend to stay out for 10-15 min before they start working again. While they are out, the brake lights go out at the same time, making it even more scarier, cant see to drive, and the car behind me cant see me slowing down or stopping, which increases the chances for an accident. Needs to be recalled ASAP. It appears that it is the lighting control module is faulty and the part itself is quite costly starting at $300 - $500 for the part itself or $800 installed.

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The headlights do not stay on. The lights may or may not go on initially but can go out at any time making driving hazardous. The only way to make them light is to hold the handle in the "bright light" position. " I have contacted Ford with the problem and several dealers to no avail. This has been happening for approximately a year. A related problem seems to be that the air conditioner blower stopped working and the brake light stays on all the time. Judging from the complaints I have read on the internet, many people have all three problems at once.

The contact owns a 1996 Mercury Grand Marquis. Occasionally, when driving 55-60 mph, the vehicle would vibrate. The vibration also occurred while driving between 35-40 mph. The contact stated that she had to add water to the antifreeze receptacle each day because the vehicle would overheat. While making a left turn, the contact would hear a rustling sound as if something was rubbing together. In addition, the rear windows would not go down. The front passenger side window would go down, but would not go back up. The contact was informed that the failure was electrical. The blinkers, brake lights, and cruise control have failed. She also received a safety recall notice for the vehicle speed control. The powertrain and recall number were unknown. The current mileage was 90,647 and failure mileage was 73,000.

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Braking lights began to malfunction, then the cruise control did so too. There were no consequenes due to this malfunctions, untill the car caught on fire. The front driver side tire begain to catch on fire and so did only the front left side of the car.

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