1998 lincoln towncar coolent leak

Possibly still air in the lines.or air in the master cylinder .

If you are in the cold freeze region then it can be FREEZE PLUGS or head gasket,

Freeze plugs prevent the coolant from cracking the block.

The only fix is to replace the freeze plugs.

likely a leaking heater core, the smell is likely antifreeze

You need a compressor that will put out 200 psi. Here is a new one on ebay for $212 http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1998-1999-2000-Lincoln-Navigator-Air-Ride-Compressor-/230481832909?cmd=ViewItem&pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item35a9c9abcd#ht_1913wt_1167 Here is a used one for $119.50 http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1998-1999-2000-LINCOLN-TOWN-CAR-AIR-RIDE-COMPRESSOR- /170491628713? cmd=ViewItem&pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item27b217cca9#ht_3365wt_941 Another option is to convert the system to springs and shocks. The conversion kit will cost $327. http://www.strutmasters.com/Lincoln-Town-Car-Air-Suspension-Conversion-Kit-p/-ltc-r2s-4.htm

the connector has a release lock tab push in and release......what might of happen is that the connector got HOT and melted in the fan terminal .seen that more than once happen.. if so cut it off, get a new connector and splice to the loom ...as for the fans intermit operation...check the LOW/HI relays in the relay box located RF in the engine compartment also...hope this helps you..GL

Sounds like shocks/struts. Usually if they start sagging it's because of a problem in the suspension, like shocks or struts.

you need to pull the cover off the rear diff. remove the rear brake drums or rotors, remove the bolt that holds the pin in the rear end, remove the pin, remoce the c clips, pull the axles out. remove the seal. you can do this by using one ofthe axles to pry the seal out. install the new seal and reassemble. use rtv sealant to reseal rear diff and fill with about 3 - 3 1/2 qts gear lube-may take synthetic

ten to one your boot (the thing that holds the air) was damaged either by the blowout or by the tech what repaired your flat. Probably by the blowout.

No two entirely different transmissions.
Town Car is rear wheel drive and Continental is front wheel drive

Well it could be the plug but most likly not as you are facing the engine on teh left side by the fire wall there will be a few coolant hoses check all of them for leaks