You did not mention what year your continental was, but as far as I know it doesn't matter when replacing a starter. I have replaced many starters on many different vehicles and it is all basically the same. First you will need to locate your starter. It should be below your engine and if you find your transmission you will clearly be able to tell. One way to find it if you are lost is to follow your red battery cables and two of them should run into it. One bigger wire, and a much smaller one. Start by unhooking your battery to avoid being shocked. You can just unhook your negative cable but I prefer to unhook both just in case. Then locate the two or three bolts that are holding your particular starter in place. The number of bolts varies by make and year of each vehicle. Remove these(they may take some work to break loose) and then remove both wires from the starter. Take care to remember how each wire was placed and where and if it included a washer or other attachment. Then simply reverse this to install the new one. Attach the wires and then hold the starter in place and attach the bolts. Make sure they are tight but don't break them. Hope this helps. Kyle
Remove and replace the starter.
The 1989 Lincoln Continental brake booster is located on the firewall in the engine compartment. The brake booster will be on the drivers side of the firewall.
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To replace the starter on the 2001 Lincoln Town car, first remove the battery cables from the battery. Then, remove the three wires from the starter. Then, remove the bolts holding the starter in place. The starter will then be easy to lift out of the vehicle. Replace the starter by first bolting the new starter in place and then adding the three wires.
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In the fuel tank
You don't. The 2001 Lincoln Continental does not have a timing belt it has a chain. The cam is driven by a chain that requires no maintenance.
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