Headlights won't turn off, changed LCM, still the same!
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Asked by Chato46 Sep 10, 2014 at 04:19 PM about the 2006 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

2006 Crown Vic P71, 130,000 miles.  All police equipment removed before I bought car.  Ran fine first few weeks then headlights came on by themselves, cannot shut them off.  Replaced LCM, worked fine for a few hours, then headlights came on again while car was parked. Headlight switch/turn sig switch check out okay.  Any ideas??

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Chato46 answered 9 years ago

Thanks, Jim. Will get to my local dealer asap as research indicates extended warranty on lcm may expire next month. Have watched video on replacing relays, if Ford won't replace the part I may try it myself!

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Jerry answered 9 years ago

My headlights flickering on my 99 ford crown victoria 4.6l v8

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