Y when I overheated my ford Taurus it start?

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Asked by Buck2004 Jul 20, 2013 at 01:07 PM about the 1998 Ford Taurus LX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

There is no water in the oil.  It wants to start but just won't
go.

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47,765

Have you checked the radiator and coolant reservoir? It may be very, very low or out of coolant..possibly a leak somewhere. Are there any indicators on the dash that light up..if so, what are they??

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Just did it was out. I put water in it and she still won't go.

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have you checked the codes to see what they are???

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47,765

Best to put in a 50/50 mix of coolant & water, instead of straight water. Also, get the codes read from a mechanic on the check engine light to see what might be the problem and go from there. Sounds like the car may have to be towed there to do that though....

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47,765

Opps...Put that last post in before I refreshed the page. Didn't mean to repeat what Bradley said!

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I have the same problem with my wife car she over heated it now got get it to start I check to see if it was getting fire abd its not I was told it probably burned up the coil pack getting so hot is that possible

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