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Take it to a mechanic or auto electrician to sort it out. It could be a problem with the dash.
On average I would expect a 1999 Falcon to have done 200,000 to 400,000 km.
The only thing you should be concerned about is the affect it might have on the speedo readings. Check the overall diameter of the 16-inch wheels and tyres and compare them to the diameter of the 25-inch wheel and tyre combination. If they're close to the same I don't believe you would have any trouble fitting them to the 2000 AU.
Replacing the crank angle sensor is a good start, that's most likely the problem. The coil could also be dodgy, but I would replace the crank angle sensor first.
Yours is the first report we've had at CarsGuide about the Falcon, which has a different front suspension set-up to that on the Territory.