The only problem with the car is the gas gauge doesn't work properly. It's something that is very time consuming and expensive to fix. Estimated cost of repair for the problem is 250$.
Traction control on wet roads tends to be a minor problem.
I've driven several Thunderbird and Cougars, which is basically the same car. Thunderbird tend to always deliver excellent performance, whether it be the 3.8L V6, 4.6L V8, or the older 1990 Thunderbird SC. All come through with power, reliability, and performance.
I own a 96 t-bird with the V8. I am experiencing the same problem with the gas gauge not working nor is the odometer. I have about 175000 miles and the car is still going strong. What was wrong with your gas gauge and who fixed it. I replaced the fuel pump and floater which is all one piece and that did not fixed the problem. I know the dealership is going to charge me all my body parts to diagnose the car and fix it. Can you give me some advice.
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