2004 Lincoln Navigator Exterior lighting Problems

“Hid headlamp assembly. I have 2004 Lincoln Navigator and while my vehicle was under the manufacturers warranty they replaced the left hid assembly but they claimed it was not a recall. I am since out of the warranty and the rh assembly went out. Now my research indicates that the recall was only to years 2003 in the Navigator, but to 2006 in the expedition. The assembly is the same as the 2003 Navigator but the 2004 is not covered. Why?”

“While driving north on ar hwy 9 a few miles south of malvern, arkansas with my wife in the front passenger seat and my son in the second row directly behind me, a loud bang occurred. In the next moments I realized the side curtain air bags deployed on both sides of the vehicle, a smell like fireworks became immediately apparent, and the driver's side sun visor was destroyed and hanging down directly in front of me at an angle. I was able to maintain control of the vehicle and stay in my lane of the two-lane highway and slowed down. …”

“Airbags for now completely so does the air compressor cars without airbags went out brakes went out radiator went out completely the car is falling apart”

“The contact owns a 2004 Lincoln Navigator. The contact stated that the driver side high intensity headlamp does not always illuminate when the vehicle is started. Initially, the failure occurred intermittently, but now occurs more regularly. The vehicle was taken to the dealer and they replaced the headlight, installed a new light switch and battery, and checked the wiring; however, the failure continued. Lincoln sent technical service bulletins related to the failure. The current mileage was 20,600 and failure mileage was 500. Updated 4/11/08”

“The contact owns a 2004 Lincoln Navigator. After the vehicle was purchased, it began to fail. The vehicle was taken back to the dealer for repairs. One month later, the suspension failed. While driving at an unknown speed, the trac indicator illuminated and the contact lost control of the vehicle. She pulled over and had the vehicle towed to the dealer. The vehicle was repaired for free. Afterwards, the low beam headlights failed and the contact replaced them with two bulb mechanisms. The low beams continued to fail and the mechanic could not find any failures. …”