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1995 Ford Crown Victoria Problems
Police/Fleet/Natural Gas Models May Experience Lower Ball Joint Wear
Certain police, fleet, and natural gas models may experience lower ball joint wear, requiring replacement of the front ball joints. Ford has issued a recall on certain vehicles for this condition. Please contact your local dealer for more information.
EVP Sensor Failure May Cause Drivability/Fuel Economy Issues
The EGR valve position (EVP) sensor can fail on this vehicle. The EVP sensor measures the EGR valve position and transmits the date to the engine control computer. If it fails, drivability and fuel economy can suffer, the Check Engine Light will commonly illuminate.
Engine Performance Problems Due to Failed Throttle Position Sensor
The throttle position sensor (TPS) may fail. Common symptoms of a defective TPS can be rough idle, hard starting, hesitation on acceleration, poor fuel economy, and stalling.
Misfire due to failed spark plugs or ignition coil
The illumination of the Check Engine Light is common due to ignition misfire, often caused by bad spark plugs or ignition coil.