my 1997 grand marquis wont start will turn but wont catch i replace my gas tank after this guy put holes in my gas tank by putting in my car system so use the old stuff off of the old gas tank was r

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Asked by GuruZ2TTT Nov 24, 2017 at 11:46 PM about the 1997 Mercury Grand Marquis 4 Dr LS Sedan

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

my 97 grand marquis wont start but will turn over when i try to start it it turns
over but wont start then its makking a beeping noise to i replace my gas tank n
new battery car wont go in gear unlesss the battery is unhooked

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i didnt use old gas you misunderstood what i said he use the old parts off of the old gas tank n he took the old parts n put them on the new gas tank ..i drove my car for 3 weeks n i put $7 dollars on saturday night of last week drove 5 feet n car cut off n wouldnt start back up ...i had the gas tank replace bc this guy put my system in n drilled into my gas tank he tried ti fix it but it didnt work so thats when i brought the new gas tank n had it put in textn me or call me at 484-9804-3756 or email me pejbkate@gmail.com so i can tell every thing thank u have a nice day

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Maybe the fuel pump is bad or the fuel pump was not install it correctly when you changed the gas tank. Did you Replace the fuel filter it sounds like you are running you tank close to empty. When you ran out of gas all the crud and bad gas that might on the bottom of your tank went directly to the fuel filter.

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