1992 Lincoln town Car still start after replacing starter?

It's highly unlikely that a 1992 Lincoln Town Car would still start after replacing the starter. The starter is an essential component that initiates the engine's combustion process by turning the crankshaft. Without a functioning starter, the engine cannot rotate, and the vehicle will not start.

1. If you observed the vehicle starting after replacing the starter, it's possible that:

- The old starter was not the actual cause of the starting issue, and the problem was actually elsewhere in the vehicle's electrical system.

- There may have been a temporary electrical connection or bypass that allowed the engine to start momentarily, but it's unlikely to be a sustainable solution.

- You may have inadvertently disturbed or connected something else during the starter replacement that temporarily enabled the vehicle to start but will not be a reliable long-term solution.

2. It is crucial to address the underlying issue that prevented the vehicle from starting in the first place. If it was indeed a starter problem, ensure that the replacement starter is properly installed and connected, and that there are no other electrical or mechanical issues preventing the engine from starting.

3. If you are unsure about the vehicle's starting issue or lack technical knowledge, it's best to consult a qualified mechanic or seek further diagnostic assistance to identify and address the actual cause of the starting problem.