Symptom Chart
WARNING: This page is about a different car, the 2004 Lincoln LS. However, it is still accessible from the selected car via links, so may be relevant.
PROBLEM SYMPTOMS CHART
| Condition |
Possible Sources |
Action |
- The anti-theft indicator is never on - no three-second theft indicator prove-out
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- Instrument cluster.
- Theft indicator.
- CJB fuse 7 (5A).
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- The anti-theft system does not operate correctly - the vehicle cranks but indicator flashes rapidly at key ON
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- Incorrect PCM calibration.
- Powertrain control module.
- Circuitry.
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- The vehicle does not start - theft indicator does not prove out and flashes rapidly
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- SCP not connected/failure.
- Powertrain control module.
- Instrument cluster.
- Passive anti-theft system transceiver.
- Unprogrammed key.
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- The vehicle does not start - theft indicator proves out for three seconds as normal, vehicle does not crank
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- The vehicle does not start - theft indicator proves out for three seconds as normal but the engine does not remain running
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- CARRY OUT powertrain diagnostics. REFER to the INTRODUCTION
article in ENGINE PERFORMANCE
.
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- The vehicle starts and runs for longer than one second, then stalls
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- This is not a PATS issue. PATS never disables a running engine.
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- CARRY OUT powertrain diagnostics. REFER to the INTRODUCTION
article in ENGINE PERFORMANCE
.
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