Why won't engine turnover after overheating?

Engine turnover after overheating may be prevented due to several factors. Overheating can cause engine components, such as the pistons, to expand and seize within the cylinders, leading to mechanical failure. Additionally, it can damage the head gasket, resulting in loss of compression and coolant leaks. If critical electrical components or sensors are affected by the heat, they may also fail to initiate the starting process.