I have a 98 Lincoln Town car executive Ed. Brand new baterry and alternator it died as I was coin down road. All lights come on strong but as soon as I turn key everything cuts completely and don't.

Asked by bebetreat Jan 28, 2014 at 10:38 PM about the 1998 Lincoln Town Car Executive

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Is it my engine

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Sure sounds like a loose or dirty battery connection. Also could be loose or dirty frame or motor ground. I advise to clean and tighten all of them.

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Check to see If it is full of oil and have someone get underneath it and see if they can turn the engine on the crankshaft pulley bolt with a socket and 1/2" ratchet.

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Oh no tuff sure hope that's not the case. Locked up motor. But got to say that's a good call. Check as tuff stated.

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Hi dandy. Yeah I was trying to see if any of the other things would work first.

check wires on alternator for cracked or broken also make sure its a good alternator thats what mine was did same thing good luck

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