Car won't start

Asked by Brokenlincoln Oct 06, 2018 at 10:09 AM about the 2001 Lincoln Continental

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

We put in a new power steering pump in my 2001
Lincoln continental. On my way home, it kept over
heating. Had to leave it at the parking lot about 3
blocks from house because battery died after
stopping to let car cool down. Next morning,
jumped the car and drove it the rest of the way
home. The guy that changed pump stopped by to
see if thermostat was put in correctly and it was.
He tells me to start the car but I couldn't and still
haven't been able to.

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So you replaced the power steering pump now it over heats and the battery goes dead, correct?

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