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@@Mrnormalsense Thanks, Much appreciated! The P71 is a great platform that is essentially very bullet proof with a few common issues. The intake manifold will crack because it is plastic, but that’s a pretty easy fix. Also the blend door actuator can be problematic and that can be a little difficult to fix as much of the dash needs to be removed. The main thing I would be cautious of is getting one that was used heavily in police duty with higher miles higher idle time and not maintained well. I have come across those. If you find one like mine, that was a govt official vehicle, you should be in good shape. I have my eye on another one that is like that in Kentucky at the moment. It has some rust but is well maintained and has under 100k mileage. You can find them on govdeals and other auction sites. The other good thing about this platform is that parts are readily available and cheap. The car is pretty easy to work on. Ford did a great job of designing the Crown Victoria to withstand a lot of punishment and abuse so if you can find one where maintenance has been done routinely, you should have a very reliable car.

@@JZ_Cars thanks so much for all the advice I just subscribed I noted all the advice appreciate it! I was in between this and a Lincoln town car I feel like this is a good starting point then collect the other panther cars. I will definitely check out that website keep making awesome content thanks man. Looking forward to it 👌

@@Mrnormalsense Thanks for the Sub! For sure check out govdeals.com and publicsurplus.com. I do a lot of detail content but I’m just a car guy at heart. The Crown Vic has been a great subject because there is a huge following and they are really easy to maintain. For this specific car, I’m on video 11 and I probably have close to that left to go. So all in all, probably around 20 videos on this car. Your question has given me an idea to cover maybe the problems you might have owning one. Although there are not many, the idea about covering the points in a video and what to look for if you are going to pick one up makes a lot of sense.

@@JuJuDeLuLu01 Thx yo

@@farhanjamilfy Thanks fella!

@@mikejohn0088 That’s awesome thanks Big Mike for sharing 🙏🙏🙏🙏

@@zxreed Thanks! I use the softest bristle I can find. I don’t want to damage the seats and Bilt Hamber by itself is VERY strong so you really just need that little kick of a spinning brush. Thanks for letting me know about the link. Unfortunately, I think they aren’t being sold anywhere but eBay at the moment. You can substitute something like the Adams APC or Koche Chemie Green Star or even Pol Star.

@@JuJuDeLuLu01 Boom

@@JuJuDeLuLu01 I did, actually

@@Priority57 A clay bar is a malleable bar of clay (almost like silly putty) that can be used to removed embedded contamination from vehicle surfaces like paint, glass, and headlights.

@@cheesegrits196 Same here! And the combo of a compound and steel wool makes it super effective. I saw one person using a razor blade. That’s a little risky to me 😳

@@JuJuDeLuLu01 It should keep it clear for some time. In addition to removing haze, the glaze does actually apply a very light layer of protection. The next time you have to clean it, a standard glass cleaner will likely do the trick.

Interesting! Thank you!

@@JuJuDeLuLu01 Why yes, yes it would

Awesome, there’s a lot of birds where I live. They live rent free in my carport.

@@JuJuDeLuLu01 you should make them pay rent

They’re a bunch of ungrateful birds.

we are glad you liked it

@@JuJuDeLuLu01 🤣

@thepatriotsrock2 I use 0000 and compound on exterior windows to remove water spots, but I am hesitant to use it on the interior glass surface. I Would NOT recommend using steel wool on the inside of your vehicle!!!!!

So does 50/50 white vinegar and water

@@WBS001 never tried it, but always good to know alternatives!

@@om3973 Ok sounds good, glad you found a process that works for you! Thanks for watching 🙏

@@JPNoelPhD I typically stick to untinted windows so I’d probably be hesitant to recommend it on tinted windows. Even though I feel like I’ve seen it used on tint in another video. Essentially, glaze has a solvent and a small amount of carnauba. Seems like it “could be” safe. I guess the bottom line is proceed with caution.

@@JPNoelPhD Out of curiosity, I looked at the Adams video of this process and found where the same question was asked and they said it is safe for tint. I would still test in a small area if you have any doubts though.

@@ClevelandPowerPerformance Appreciate it! Thank you 🙏

Much Appreciated man! You definitely can add that and I think it would be a great service you could provide! It’s the little things like headlight and taillight and hoods and trunks I typically polish that bring up the car soooooo much! And super easy to do with the right approach.

Thanks I’m glad you noticed. Many people are oblivious to my skills, but I’m sure they know all about Hawk Tuah girl. Oh well

@@JuJuDeLuLu01 Greaaatttttt

You’re also very cute.

@@CarolinaCrown98 Thanks pimpin!!!

I wonder why

Glad you like it JuJuDeLuLu01!

I had a good camera person 😂

Thanks 🙏

This video gives some insight th-cam.com/video/vqzTuGT8j2w/w-d-xo.htmlsi=-eTCaroYJsTZ93JZ

@@JZ_Cars Thanks

Thank you

I’m not sure. Are you able to update, but not write? Or can you not actually update the value at all?

Probably take a look at this site for that ohptools.com/blogs/news/how-to-get-the-forscan-extended-license-for-windows

I think it’s wise to do so

Uno Advanced is awesome!!! That technique is one I use just about any time I apply polish, glaze, or sealant using the polisher. I just think it helps to spread it out, even it somewhat on the pad, and not sling it or apply it too much in a concentrated spot.

See ruizhou9612 comment below

The car would need to have cruise control from the factory. I do not believe this program has any ability to activate cruise control.

If you have a 2006-2011 maybe 2005, I forget one year they switched. You will need a steering wheel that has the controls and it needs to be activated via fords IDS software and VCM, FORScan cannot program ECM. You used to be able to buy a 1-3 day IDS license from ford. If it’s an older CVPI before drive by wire then it all mechanical and all parts can be taken off another Vic with Cruise Control.

From what I’ve read, it is not a route most have taken. You can google it, but some of the threads I found seem to indicate a decent amount of headache trying to use a Chromebook for this.

Thanks, I try to help when I can!

Nice guy!!! I just did the same on one I bought a few months back. Had to watch my own video to remember how. Lol. Thanks for checking out the video and glad it helped you!

@engmahmoud8467 Glad this was helpful! I have a whole playlist on Crown Vic if you want to see any other things you can do easily on these cars. I have detailing and even a tune up video. Please check those out if you think they might be helpful!

One guy did a video about it. I think you need the receiver along with the correct door module. I’ll see if I can find the video and send the link to you, but I have no idea if it works. See below. th-cam.com/video/rvjEMS2aLP4/w-d-xo.html

@@JZ_Cars That would be great! Thank you.

@@jaylawrence5240 see the link below, I have no idea if this will work but I think he put some good info in there. th-cam.com/video/rvjEMS2aLP4/w-d-xo.html

@@JZ_Cars Problem solved. Well before I saw your link I did the research myself. All you have to do is add an antenna (receiver-antenna is ford language) and program just like you show in the video. You do not have to change the DDM like in the link or at least you do not on a 2007. The test would be follow your video and if your car goes into program mode but the FOBs do not program then only an antenna is needed. I got my antenna from a junk yard. The location is passenger side rear panel beside the rear window. I mounted the antenna inside the drivers door right below the crossmember that goes across the biggest opening. I did not do the trunk release and I do not think I am going to at this time. I have pictures of locations if anyone needs them.

@@jaylawrence5240 Nice!!! I had an 07 a while back but I never tried to add it and ended up selling that one pretty quickly.

I agree! I like those older Italian cars. Same with American cars, I tend to like the 60s and 70s stuff from Detroit.

Mr. Scott, this stuff makes the door panels look so nice to me. It darkens up plastics that look ashy and worn down. Of course, you are aware of that and it’s your description that was dead on accurate on your site that got me to try it for the first time. I think I’m on bottle number 4 now😁 The camera didn’t truly capture just how awful the door panel looked on this Vic. By far, this is my favorite interior detailer for taking the doors and dash back to insane levels. I have a buddy who always asks me about it after I did a quick cleaning on his Yukon interior. I had about a third of a bottle left one time and I asked him if he wanted it and I think his response was “Oh Hell YEAH!!!” 👊

I wouldn’t classify it as citrus. It’s hard to describe. But it smells good to me and the smell is only really there for the first day or two and then sort of dissipates. But the deep rich appearance lasts quite a bit longer.

@@JZ_Cars Thank you, I will give it a try!

@@Jaaaapan625 Great! I think you will find it works very well!

If I was smart I would have used that Bassmaster line instead!!!!!

@@JZ_Cars You did, didnt you?

@@ClevelandPowerPerformance sort of, I guess

Lol, I should always say use your products of choice I guess. There are plenty of lower cost alternatives.

Yes it has abrasion. Not as aggressive as sandpaper but yes it cuts. I actually ended up needing to use wet sanding on this which I did a video on (with a poor camera angle I might add) but showing the process in several phases. I suck at filming and editing, and probably talking, but I don’t suck at getting my headlights nice. Thanks for taking a look and commenting. God Bless and have a nice day!!!

There's a an entire method to that-not just sandpaper. There are many different grits and it has to be kept wet when using it, so for the novice this may be much easier.

Glad to hear it!!! Enjoy your Vic!

Glad it worked for you! Thanks for watching and commenting 🙏🙏🙏 Thanks and God Bless!