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Ford FestivaThe Ford Festiva was introduced for 1988. Three trim levels were offered: L, L Plus, and LX. The Festiva's 1.3-liter 4-cylinder engine switched from carburetion to fuel injection in 1989-90. For '90, a 5-speed manual transmission was standard and a 3-speed automatic optional. Festivas got a fresh grille and taillamps for 1990, and motorized front shoulder belts replaced manual belts.
Hi,
I am in need of 4 rims to fit my 1990 Ford Festiva.
Also, when the weather gets cold upon startup and for the first twenty minutes or so..the dashboard lights (speedometer / tach) dont work. other lights work, weird, rear defroster switch light is on. Do i need to replace a harness ?
I have a set of 4 orginial steel wheels with center caps need to be cleaned and painted but they are in great shape. If interrested reply. I will take $100.00 for all four and you pay shipping.
I have the same problem with my 91 Festiva. The dash has both the speedometer and the tachometer. No dash lights when cold...they will suddenly come on after the car is warm. Also, I seem to have the same issue with my left dash blinker indicator. I was wondering if there might be a crack in the circuit board???? Let me know if you find a solution to yours!! zman_905 at yahoo.com. Good luck.
I have a similar problem. When it is cold the dash lights takes a little time to come on, The fix I found is tap on the dash board and it turns on, as I narrow it down to the harness. I twisted the hardness when it happen to me and it turn on right a way, I figures it must be in the harness, I will soon check it out when I get more time.
Hope it helps out.
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