This comprehensive 1998 Lincoln Navigator Owner's Manual provides detailed information about your vehicle, covering a wide range of topics. You'll find in-depth sections on driver and passenger safety, including seat belt usage, Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) operation, and child safety measures. The manual also details the various instruments and controls, including indicators, gauges, information displays, dashboard layout, and steering column components. It then guides you through the vehicle's features, such as climate control systems, audio system, steering wheel controls, security features, and cruise control.

Before hitting the road, you'll find helpful information on fuel types, vehicle break-in procedures, and proper cargo loading techniques. The manual explores driving-related aspects like engine and transmission operation. It also provides a comprehensive maintenance section, including the Minder system, fluid checks, minor service procedures, and vehicle storage tips.

In case of unexpected situations, the manual offers guidance on handling flat tires, dead batteries, overheating, and fuse replacement. Finally, you'll find technical specifications, tire information, emissions control details, warranty coverage, customer relations information, and a comprehensive index.

The 1998 Lincoln Navigator, a full-size luxury SUV, marked a significant turning point in the automotive landscape. It was the first vehicle to be built on Ford's new "F-Series" platform, a robust foundation shared with the Ford Expedition. This shared platform meant the Navigator inherited the Expedition's ruggedness and spaciousness, but with a luxurious twist. Its exterior featured a classic Lincoln design language: a large, upright grille, chrome accents, and elegant lines. Inside, the Navigator offered opulent comfort, boasting premium leather upholstery, wood trim, and advanced features like power-adjustable seats, climate control, and a premium sound system. This combination of luxury and capability resonated with consumers seeking a vehicle that could handle demanding tasks and provide a refined driving experience.

The 1998 Lincoln Navigator was powered by a 5.4-liter V8 engine, generating an ample 250 horsepower and 330 lb-ft of torque. This engine was mated to a four-speed automatic transmission, providing smooth acceleration and effortless power delivery. The vehicle also boasted a standard four-wheel-drive system for confident handling in various terrains. The Navigator was praised for its smooth ride quality, spacious interior, and comfortable driving experience. Its large cargo capacity and towing capabilities further solidified its appeal as a versatile vehicle for families, businessmen, and adventurers alike. While the 1998 Navigator was a technological advancement for its time, it lacked modern safety features such as airbags for rear passengers and electronic stability control. Nevertheless, this model laid the foundation for the successful Navigator legacy, setting the stage for future generations of opulent and capable SUVs.