2004 Lincoln Aviator Base Sport Utility 4-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
Rochester, New York, United States
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This is a nice running and working Suv.
I purchased it to help my friend when the motor gave him problems. He had replaced the transmission with a remanufactured on in may of 2013 at 142K ( with receipt) When I had the car taken to the shop, i opted to just replace the motor with a somewhat lower mileage motor since we did not know the extent of the problems within the original. The new motor had 125K and the suv had 145,996 after new motor was installed we discovered the issue was a hole in the radiator that caused original to overheat, and thus.. whaola.. new motor. so I installed a new radiator, serp. belt, battery, then 2 weeks later the right rear half shaft and hub. I have driven it over 1000 miles, and then summer came and I got my summer car out, so this one is in the barn. Ther is nothing wrong with it, everything works, air, power options, everything. With this said, there are some flaws, its 10 yrs old with 147K. the exterior has some scratches, the right frint corner has a wrinkle in the bumper, the rear gate has a small spot of rust starting, as is also on the RR wheel well when you open the rear door. The interior is light tan, and shows wear. the steering wheel has some tan worn down to the darker brown leather on the left side. the seat show wear. the pockets on the front dors have been removed ( IDK why) and the handles for reclining the front seats need to be replaced as they are missing. the left front seat is missing the plastic trim around the base of the seat None of thse are major issues, I am simply trying to be as detailed as I can, because I know how hard it is to buy a car sight unseen. Mech the only thing I know is there is a tiny oil drip near the oil filter. In the 1000 miles I have used it it say It might have lost a 1/4 cup? its not dropped on the dipstick at all.. its a Tiny tiny spot I noticed. It did pass NYSI in april or may, and I have not had any service light come on.. its really running nice. I will drive it again this winter if I dont sell, but its not the best on gas, so Id be ok with getting something smaller. I have achieved up to 19mpg Hwy and it averages, 13.5-15 normally. average for a awd suv with a v8. i have receipts for all work listed, I lost the labor receipt for the motor install, but I do have the motor receipt, and have no problem taking you to the shop that did the work. they are very reputable. |
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