I disconnected the battery on my Lincoln town car 98 and now it won't start
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Asked by Jkole Dec 14, 2014 at 06:21 AM about the 1998 Lincoln Town Car Cartier

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

It turned over at first but now it doesn't even turn over  but everything else works lights ...

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BoholMark answered 10 years ago

Did you leave the key in the ignition switch when you disconnect the battery?

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BoholMark answered 10 years ago

Oh that's the problem. Put the KEY IN YOUR POCKET. Disconnect the battery for about a half hour (charge it up) then try to start it. MAYBE that will do the trick. Now don't do that again.

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Jkole answered 10 years ago

I wasn't very detailed earlier but I was putting after market speakers and amp in it after I was done I started it once it was ok then I tried restarting it and I could only turn over and now it won't even do that ...do you think it could be the anti theft?

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