PART 2 HIDDEN SECRETS CROWN VICTORIA!
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- Опубликовано: 3 фев 2017
- Another set of features your crown victoria police interceptor came with, that you might or might not have known about!
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the owners manual says the crown victoria towing capacity is 1,500lbs i removed a part from the video where i was talking about an F150 which wasnt relevant to the crown vic😊 so had to re upload
Mr Random Reviews if you wanna know another Lil trick to shut the governor off to go over the top speed of the cluster as soon as you get to where the governor turns on hit the 4 ways and then you can go faster than your speedo says your going (REASON the 4 ways flash when in pursuit so they connected the governor to the 4 ways so when they flash you can go faster)try it.....
fuel shut off was that in the 1984 , i had ? cuss one day i ran off the road on ice hit a curb bit we couldnt get it restarted ..no fuel to the carb i ended up sending it to the junk yard .
i have an ATV that can tow more than that lol
gasdorfic muncher yes it's in pretty much all 80s and 90s and even some early 2000s ford's
Logan Fryer
but can you take it to 70 MPh with 1500
"secret electric seat controls" ... how in the hell is this a secret?
Devin Shillington ikr? this guys not to bright.
If you cant see them, you shouldnt be driving
Devin Shillington its not even seat controls its just lumbar suppprt lol
Devin Shillington the emperor has no clothes!
Perhaps they are in part 3, but you missed three items.
1. In slippery conditions, putting the shifter into the 2 position will put the transmission into 2nd gear. It puts down less torque and helps when pulling out from a stop in the snow.
2. The trunk button. Behind the dash is two wire connectors for that button. One allows it to work with the key off and the other restricts the button to only work with the key on.
3. In the trunk there is a manual trunk release, like if you were locked inside. It can be accessed from the outside by removing the reverse light (I think that's where it is, it's been a while) and the trunk can be opened from the outside without a key, and minimal damage. Some departments would weld a piece to block access.
you have zero secrets
Yeah my parents 91 Thunderbird SC had those same "secret" electric seat buttons wow. Oh and I love the "secret" fuse that you can remove to disable your traction control and ABS brakes. Wow my Truck has one of those "secret" fuse boxes.
You forgot to tell them about the hidden steering wheel. It's located right in front of the dash cluster and it can be used for steering the car in case your route requires turns and not just a straight line. Oh and the secret way to turn off the breaks without having to turn of traction control. You just snip the lines and tadaa, no breaks. But don't tell anyone. It's a secret.
Informative video. The part about the drug stash openings at the back seat is especially interesting (never knew they'd use that to stash stuff).
One thing though- just because there may be a knock or ping in the engine doesn't necessarily mean it's rod knock. It might actually be the timing chain and tensioners, which get loose (and -according to Ford- should be replaced at around 120,000 miles). They'll make a bit of a racket at occasionally at startup until they're replaced. A rod knock will sound a lot more serious- something like someone smacking the engine block with an aluminum baseball bat... you'll definitely know when you hear it.
Also- CVPIs after 2009 used P7B in the VIN instead of P71.
I've had my CVPI now for a little over three years now. Got it when it had 89,000 miles on the odometer and 4100 hours on it (it has 147,880 mi/4335 hrs. on it now). Runs like a champ even with slight timing chain noise starting to happen.
the guy doesnt know what hes on about. lol. he doesnt know what rod knock is if he had it even. He'll think a click from a fuel injector is rod knock even. lol
the ABS on a cvpi does not have any thing to do with traction control traction control would be a separate circuit on the pcm
also the fuel pump shut off is standard equipment on all modern vehicles to prevent engine fires from mva's
also a "certified calabration"is only relevant if the tires are the same size I.E if some one bought new tires that were bigger the true speed would be higher than indicated speed and opposite for smaller tires
The ballistic doors are a $4k factory option and you can definitely feel the difference between those that have it and those that don't. I had a 2008 with ballistic doors and it takes effort to open and close those doors. There was a memo out to not kick those ballistic doors open to get them to shut when we are seated in the car because the heavy doors could come back with enough force to break your ankle.
Back before we knew about it, that fuel cut off switch left me and a buddy stranded once or twice.
It would be foolish to pull a fuse if it disabled the ABS. ABS can save your life.
Henry W ya
That button on the side of the seat is for lumbar support not seat adjustment. It pumps up so you have lumbar support
thats LITERALLY what i said
Mr Random Reviews You also said it was somehow a secret...
Certified calibration is useful because certain radars cannot register a speed while in motion, hence the need for calibration. But that can and is frequently thrown out.
Thanks for the videos, I am looking at a P71 for my daughter to drive for her first car. Very informative.
brad triplett and just for her a rack lease right?
Hello sir, I was wondering about the custom Ford emblem, could you please send me some information about how to get one with the blue line on it. Thanks for any help.
I have a 2006 Ford Crown Victoria P71 Police Interceptor. Inside my trunk, behind the right tail light I have an On/Off switch. I know it's not a fuel shut off button since I have it on the left. Thought you might know what it is.
that part about the fuel cutoff. is in all Ford products since the use of fuel injection.
Looking to purchase a 2008 P71 K9 vehicle tomorrow! pretty excited
i'm guessing state cruisers (highway patrol) have power seat, and maybe a few other creature comforts and performance upgrades. they spend all day in the car, and have to go faster than city police.
How are these hidden features a lot of these come factory in a bunch of vehicles except for aftermarket switches and such
Every fuel injected vehicle since the 80's has been required to have a fuel pump shutoff switch.
So they are hidden in other vehicles? Or did you mean certain vehicles or brands? I've owned many civilian vehicles of various brands and models that are fuel injected and newer than 97 that did not have any that were obvious to be found in the trunk or elsewhere. I'll keep that in mind and look into it more for future reference. If true, thanks for that info.
They are usually behind the carpeting and some in the inner structure on the sides of the trunk and some are behind the kick panels in the front footwells. Owners manuals will tell you where they are located.
They are mandatory because if a fuel line becomes ruptured in a collision, the electric pump will continue to pump fuel creating a fire hazard. First one I ever saw was on the '84 Dodge Daytona Turbo I had as a teen.
you forgot a P71 is the only way to get the 3.55 rear end ....
my grand marquis has the fuel pump shut off same spot I hate it so much, I have some subs in my trunk and they always trip it.
Congrats on 4K subs man
thank you!
Do the P71s usually have cruise control?
Lol pulling the fuse isn't a hidden feature, it is disabling a feature. Also the "fuel shutoff button" or inertia switch isn't a hidden feature, it is on pretty much all fords until recent
Trekker u mean the non efi cars right?
Just a quick question , you said the 2006-2009 have kevlar in the front doors on the P71 package !!! Do the 2010-2011 P7B have the same secrets as the others?? Thanks
They dont have kevlar in the front doors. cops remove the panels at end of service to be put into new cars or the panels get destroyed. they are never sold to civilians unless the car was totalled and the panels were not accessible. the P7B is a continuation of the P71. You have the same features as the 06+ but the guy who makes these videos is clueless. If you want to know some real secrets, message me. I'll tell you more then this guy could ever even guess.
If you pull off the console where the traction control switch should be located. I'll bet the harness is there. Go get a switch at a scrap yard
get a lincoln mark viii...tons more features that you can call "secret"...was quite innovative and the first to receive many features you see in high class foreign and domestic vehicles "new" today....and it will smoke any police interceptor vic...any day
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Dude, certified calibration means the speedo has been calibrated to tighter tolerance than a civilian speedo at time of instrument cluster manufacture.
Which is not the same as a certified calibration run on a dyno for legal proceedings.
WRONG WRONG WRONG WRONG.....working more than 8 years in law enforcement and going to 8 different radar and speedometer calibrations i can call BS on this...you need to do a better job at googling next time becuase EXPERIENCE trumps it
Your experience as law enforcement and certified calibration isn't the same as whats silk screened on a speedo that comes as delivered from the factory. They are using the same terms, but different reasons for each. Yours is actually certifiying the accuracy of the speedometer. The 'certified calibration' silk screened on the speedo is certifying that the speedo is accurately reporting what is input to it.
alex...you do realize that you just said EXACTLY what i said in the video right??? go back to that part of the video and youll see what i mean
The silk screened certified calibration is pretty much redundant with an in-service police vehicle that has received calibration certificate from a calibration service. It's even more redundant with a traffic officer who is trained in radar and visual estimations
FINALLY someome with some common sense!👍
Very intresting
so guess what, you convinced me. I'm buying a vic. picking up tomorow. 2007 p71. appriciate the videos man and thanks for all the info!
thanks bro and good car choice btw!
My face hair is litterally just like yours with the more hair on the other side...woow
my 2000 pi does bad in the snow can I take my traction slip off on these ? to keep it permanently posi track ?
posi track? what are you smoking? its a ford. its trac lok and is your car equipped with it? You need to contact dealer for a harness that does permanantly disable the traction control. Also, try adding weight into the trunk for driving in the snow. couple sand bags and you will be good to go. atleast 300 pounds though.
I knew most of these but the certified calibration was news to me lol, I originally thought it just meant that the odometer was certified
tell me more about this hidden electric seat control ? How ever did you find such a hidden secret?
also the crown vic gas tank can take a 75mph hit to the rear without leaking.
did you know that the trunk insert has a kevlar liner on the back to help prevent things from puncturing the fuel tank in a rear end accident? and it can not take a 75 mph hit without leaking. A guy at work got hit and the tank did leak and he did die in the accident. Don't give false information like this.
What advantage is there to turning off traction control?
Mr Random! I was wondering if it is a good idea to use the fuel pump cut off switch as an anti-theft device?
dont do it bro! best thing you can do is lock your doors and if you really want get a anti theft steering wheel club.
And thanks again... :-)
I'm looking at either a 2000 or 2009 crown Vic. The 2000 (p71) has 120k miles, dual flow master exhaust, and cold air intake. The 2009 (p71) has 130k miles. Does it matter? Price is $3000 for the 2000 and $3100 for the 2009.
2009 is flex fuel. Go for 2009. it'll have more power, and parts will be easier to come across. they are on 17's so your ride will be smoother, the transmission is a 4r75e which is a f150 transmission so its a little bit better, and it being newer gives you the digital odometer which is nice to have.
What about the fire suppression system?
In the first video you said you couldn't pop the trunk if the car was off. I have an 05 police interceptor and I can pop mine while the car is off or on and in drive!
I'm doing a Big 3 upgrade on my 2007 Crown Vic but i'm having a problem finding the engine block ground wire. HELP....
OG Crown Vic back left side of engine it's a flat braided wire
Re-upload? Why?
Not sure how accurate gps speed apps are, but all my vehicles have been dead on or within a mile per hour. I've also compared my speed to those police radar watch your speed things were I used cruise control so it would not vary. My 1998 oldsmobile 88 was accurate at highway speeds but at lower speeds like 30mph it was a mile per hour faster than what the speedometer said I was going. As long as the tires are correct size and inflated properly, any newer vehicle in good shape is likely callibrated properly in my experience. So far anyways and as far as mattering in most court cases where being off by one mile will not make any difference. Also many officers in my experience of riding with other people that were speeding, the officers reduce the speed on the ticket to be nice. If you were not purposely speeding and if you don't give them a hard time anyways.
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Why would I want to turn off my traction control?
Albert Gallagher in case u want fun and burnouts xD
is there any hidden secrets in a 06 state trooper Tahoe?
good video
I love the videos and learned alot of stuff, also I had a 1997 Vic ,it saved my life in a T-bone accident !! The car was totaled of course !! For me I am thinking of years 2008-2010 for best condition and function , what do you think ?? Thanks
2009 is the best year in my opinion.
2:17 My dad's 1988 Ford mustang has that too...
the fuel cut off is on all late modle ford most of them are in the kick panel on the passenger side floor board
Hey bud, can you do a headlight restoration tutorial using your Crown Vic? I could see they were oxidized pretty badly.
you got it bro!
Go and get new lenses on amazon. Then clear coat them with a non yellowing clearcoat.
I have a 06 P71 the department that I bought it from had it set up that the Dome light doesn't come on when doors open. do you know the way to fix that?
This is called Dark Car( it is under Interior Lighting on the menu), a programmable feature on your model crown vic, which requires Ford IDS computer program to enable. Its a simple mouse click although a dealership may charge a certain amount service fee instead of normal labor fees
@ryan Lasley You need a laptop, a $15 ebay ELM327 usb dongle and (free)forscan. Ill let you google, but its easy to fix.
Many detective vehicles come with that option.
I had mine done and cost me 100 bucks. lots of options ford can turn on.
The seat control looks like the 2005 i think Ford Focus power window controls
Several years ago a friend of mine ppurchased a Crown Vic at a government auction. He did not own the vehicle but only a week or so. He did notice at one time it drove extremely quick. Also he noticed that his daily work commute was using much less fuel than normal. Few days later the police showed up at his place of work, which was a body show,and they explained this car had not gone through the process of making it ready to be sold to the public. The car was taken from him,nad the money paid at auction was refunded. Don't know if I would have agreed to this without first asking for legal advise. The was nothing on the bill of sale stating anything but sale is final. The buyer purchased the car in good faith, and believe he had legal rights to the car. What do you think?
In my crown vic i have a small red button on the dash dont know whar it is
my crown vic is a 2008 and doesnt have TC at all, itll roast burnouts all day.
My P71 has automatic fire extinguishers next to the gas tank
Fire Supression System is great. Until it fucks up and you have to spend over 10 grand to repair it.
What I don't know is what the O/D means on the gear shifter the overdrive. What does this do? Some have said it's like a sport mode
its just 5th gear for highway speeds...i explained what it does in a video called "car mythbusters" you should check it out
I keep my OD off (light on) until i maintain speeds above 50mph. This will keep your trans from shifting in and out od OD. ......And Mr. Random, we have a 4spd trans not 5. 3rd gear is direct drive. 1:1 ratio, and 4th is 0.70:1..... love your vids thou keep them coming... oh and one more thing, the 1500, 2500 has nothing to do with the tow ratings. I own a 2014 cummins ram, and its rated to tow 17,000lbs
It is not a sport mode. Its used mostly for towing or wherever it needs to prevent the transmission from constantly shifting in and out of overdrive on uneven terrain. It essentially locks out the 4th gear. My 07 vic runs better with overdrive left on
Also, let it known that since you've locked out Overdrive the RPMs will be higher
have you ever seen a vic catch fire from impact to the fuel tank and/or seen the fire suppression system in action? I hear that the vics were notorious for catching fire like that, is it true?
yes its true usually the 2003 and under models which is why i tell people to avoid them...it was so bad that some squad cars were equipped with built in fire extinguishing systems
yeah I saw the system in action here on youtube, it was quite neat. anyway, thanks for the info and thanks for your service.
I had a coworker die when his vic did catch fire and he was burned alive inside. it was quite bad.
it was an option to have the car equipped with them. It wasnt a bad problem really as ford installed a trunk insert that had a kevlar liner in it to help prevent the problems as well.
Mr Random does the taxi Crown Vic have the same hidden sercets ?
They are both technically a base model, so yes.
certified calibration is only valid for 2 weeks in most courts
all efi cars have that switch for fuel cut off
No secure idle/ignition lock?
aftermarket installation. Mine has secure idle. gotta love it.
I want that k9 cage
no you don't. lol. that cage restricts the seats from going all the way back, and it also prevents you from reclining your seat. its irritating. i took mine out for that exact reason.
NEVER TURN OF YOUR A.B.S.!!!
So the doors are bulletresistant but what about the Windows
No. That is a even more expensive option. Bullet proof doors are a option (not standard) that many departments don't even get. The bullet proof door option is likely used from high crime area departments.
The doors aren't bullet resistant. They are ballistic panels that are put in the doors and removed after service as they are too expensive to just let them go in an auction. They are over a grand to replace all 4.
Dale White wrong they dont just take them out its almost impossible. i would trade mine for some without them so my doors dont slam and weigh a ton
If your driver seat is automatic, and the passenger seat is manual, the passenger side is wired for automatic seats.
Thats something nice to know! right there. I'm putting in power passenger seat soon, got the seat frames from a lincoln town car.
you grow too fast bro. 200 subs in one day
is he a cop
you're missing the red button on the side where you can take the key out and it still runs
aftermarket. cops usually remove the module or cut off the button. dont know why they do but they do. mine they just cut the button off so i put in a new button and it worked.
When we bought a cop car the button was still there and it work so no mods were done
Secret lumbar support? How the Fuck does someone not notice that. Lame.
How the fuck are power seats a secret?
the fuel pump shut off is on most fords , pain in the ass if it goes out because most shops won't even check it if your vehicle wont start( notorious for tripping for no reason) simple hack...cut the 2 wires going into the button and twist them together...bypassing the tripper switch...not ideal but it will get you down the road and save you anger issues of trying to explain to dumbass mechanics its not the gas cap!
All Ford Vehicles have a fuel shut off
Michael Raynor well the efi cars do
that's a ford thing fuel shut off not just crown vic
Yeahhhhh going to not watch any further videos....this is common knowledge.
turn off the traction control?
lmao
ive been through 50+ never seen trac control on p71.
never turned anything off spun the tires every time. this guy is a joke
more fun facts....
1. you can put a normal car inner tube in the lowest part of the trunk and the cram a blanket around it, then fold a blanket to lay on and boom up to a 6ft tall person can sleep in it, its a camper.
2. both front seats recline 95% flat. who needs a tent when camping.you can fit three people in a Vic to sleep fairly comfy .
3. the pcm can run a 2v 4.6 and a 4v 4.6 , it will also run a 5.4 2v & 4v( will need to be tuned for max perf) .
4. it uses the most common bolt pattern and off set for its wheels. that's right a impala wheel fits, dodge intreped , new camaro wheel , dodge cop car wheels .
5. one of the easiest of the newer gen cars to modify . its a non pats car so swapping engines is a cake walk. 2jz no shit! ls v8 , no problem...the 4.6 dimensionally is bigger than a 460, every thing fits.
6. is the easiest of the big cars to control , if you've owned one you all know what I'm talking about . give it 100 horse extra and swap a t56 in and go merc and BMW hunting.
the amount of problems with this video is sickening.
its not a fuel pump shutoff switch. its called an inertia switch.
Secret chair controls? are you kidding me? if somebody didnt see these controls, they shouldnt be driving. it has nothing to do with budgets or departments. it has to do with the model year.
Traction control off switch? its not hidden really. if you want to permanantly turn off your traction control, ford sells a harness that goes in place of the button which permanantly shuts it off.
You act like you know everything about these cars. but it seems you really dont know much. I should make a real video and message you about it. Something cool and useful. How bout a video of how to do your gauge cluster test? Thats a really fun one.
i liked my crown vic but the cops must have been hard on the trans. went out at 80k miles
p71 is one of the best cars ever built...ford was stupid to stop production..not everyone needs awd and explorers...down south and out west police departments still would have kept buying them...dumb move ford
That fuel cut off switch is not a secret; as I know all the cars have it ( at least in Europe since 80's ) It's called "inertia switch".
Sorry, but I find this video a crap.
Everyone these days wants to get rich from posting videos on youtube...
nice clickbait bro
wait...you didn't actually THINK that crown vics come with ejector seats did you??! LMAOOOOO
no😂 great video tho
thanks man
Re-upload? Why?