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I agree, this car sounds like a headache and the guy seems to had bought the car recently and doesn't want to have a daily wrencher.

I have a 2000 lincoln ls **5spd** v6 with 133,xxx miles. I have recently been approached about a highly modded 91' eagle talon tsi awd and sum cash. WHAT DO YOU GUYS THINK BAD MOVE OR POSSIBLY A GOOD TRADE? Here is the list of mods... Under the hood: 20g turbo that puts out 23lbs...

We had one in the shop but ended up cracking the pulley. I just picked another up today for $25, now ready to assemble and get it back on the road.

Got the pump off finally what a pain to get that bolt off the line goes into. Now back to stealership for a new pulley... damn plastic pulleys

Ok so I am replacing the hydraulic pump on my 2000 lincoln ls v6. I have the altenator out have made it to the pump... I'm stuck on how to get the hydraulic line out of the top of the pump. Its jackhammered in there for sure, does anyone know the trick to remove this???

thanks hite! will this be the same conversion for v6?

Sell it haha

Thats where I am lost here on this electric conversion I would like to do. If I just do the conversion and let the fluid go then my pump will start wining etc. Is there a way to do the conversion and not mess with the hydraulics?

haha sorry about that guys I realize I'm a dumbass... Who wants to come fix my car for less than the STEALERSHIP.

QUICKLS- I took it to the dealer bcz I thought it was just a hose... I have no overheating issues just a leak. They claim its the pump and thats a $950 fix. Yeah I am located in Columbia City, IN. I have heard about the elec. conversion and thinking of doing it.. just need to figure out if...

I have a hydraulic fluid leak, dealer says its the pump. Can I get away with putting some lucas stop leak and going on? Also it leaks when I have the heat on, it leaks very little when I don't use the heat. Would an electric fan conversion stop this problem altogether?

part out the hydraulic cooling fan pump?

Hey guys I recently had the hydraulic pump take a crap on me... imagine that!:mad: I am just wondering if I should replace this pump or do the conversion? I know in the converison I read on here you have to remove the pump... so if my fan is still in working condition wouldn't it make more sense...