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Collision Information Website Access: Ford/Lincoln

Posted on 24 October 2016 | Share: | Print Print

Why do I need a subscription to an OEM website if I have full subscription access to the I-CAR Repairability Technical Support (RTS) portal? This is a question received on a regular basis through Ask I-CAR. Let’s take a look at why and how to purchase an OEM subscription.

With your RTS subscription, you gain access to a research department in your company for the hard to find information and on the information that needs clarification. While we can't send out vehicle maker repair procedures, (due to copyright laws) we can let you know if the information exists before you spend hours and money only to find out that the information does not exist.

Ford/Lincoln has several subscription options available. To purchase a subscription:

  1. Go to www.motorcraftservices.com
  2. You will need to register for an account, if you do not already have one
  3. To register, click “Register Today” beneath the Login Name and Password (right-hand side, towards the middle of webpage)
  4. Fill-in the registration Information page
  5. Read through the Collection and Use of Personal Information, Sharing Your Information – Consent to Consign Personal Data, and Processing of Personal Data – Consent to Provision of Personal Data Across Country Borders. Note: You will need to agree to all three before being able to proceed.
  6. Click Submit (bottom center of webpage)
  7. This will take you back to the Ford homepage.
  8. Click the Service Info tab to begin the purchasing of a subscription (left-hand side towards the top of webpage)
  9. Click on the up/down arrows to select which subscription you would like to purchase (right-hand side towards the middle of webpage)
  10. Click Add to Cart, this will also give you access to Lincoln vehicle information
  11. Verify the information on in the Shopping Cart
  12. Click Check Out (bottom right-hand of webpage)
  13. You will need to read through the Return Policy
  14. Click I Agree or I do not Agree, clicking I Agree will allow you to proceed
  15. Complete the Payment Information page
  16. Click Submit

For additional Ford/Lincoln information, check out the following pages:
Ford OEM Information
Lincoln OEM Information


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