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Next to the headlight switch is the dash dimmer. If this is turned all the way up, the courtesy lights come on. Also, the car has a battery saver that prevents the lights from discharging the battery, you can put the bulbs back. Mark |
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Yea u can say my muctang is a little bit weird with a problem no one has ever been able to solve. I have a 98 Ford MUstang 3.8 litre. What it does is hard to explain. ok, u get in and drive around town like a normal day around the city. After a while the engine will loose power at a certain rpm, 1st i will start at 4,000, then 3,000, 2,000, and eventually the engine will die. When it does, u just turn it off and turn the car back on, and it goes away for a couple of minutes. it doesnt really loose power, it has power up to that certain rpm, then it has none. but after a while it will shut off. We have tried everything to fix this problem, changing out the o2 sensors, changing out this sensor, that sensor. if its cold out, it will not do it as much, but if its hot, it will act up really fast. if u put in 87 gas, it will act up more faster than 93 octane. The A.C. on will make it act up real fast 2. Ive put it on several computers, it said the Egr valve, we change that, it didnt help, then it said the key was bad, we changed that, it didnt help, then it said the o2 sensor was bad, we changed that, it said many other differnt things also, but nobody seems to figure out what is wrong with it. If you know how to fix it, let me know please. email me at playa_pimp_6918
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Replying to: playa_pimp6918 (Dec 06, 2006 1:28 pm) PCV valve gone bad? Air filter? Fuel filter? Spark plugs/wires/distributor? Injectors? Cylinder compression leak?
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Replying to: tayl0rd (Dec 07, 2006 9:00 am) |
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Replying to: yellowstang (Sep 30, 2006 4:46 pm) WHY--NOBODY KNOWS-NO EXCESSIVE PARASTIC DRAIN EITHER ???
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Replying to: shepherd5619 (Jan 13, 2007 2:00 pm)
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Replying to: steinbud (Feb 06, 2007 6:21 am) I had to give the dealer a chance to prove me wrong before I contacted Ford. I am up to a "customer service laison". He seems to be willing to help and said that they will put their advanced testing methods to work but at the same time, the dealer calls and tells me that they put another new battery in it and I can come get my car! Check out this site http://www.moddedmustangs.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=159130#159130 |
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I purchased for my wife an '06 V6 pony pkg. coupe in Oct. '05, The dash rattling started soon after. That combined with the hit or miss shutting off of the fuel pump during fills prompted my first trip back to the dealer. Well, the Dealer fixed the rattle, but he said the filler was an 05 issue and had been corrected prior to mine being built. He said he put gas in it and had no problems. I bit my tongue and left. August '06 I go to start the car after it had been sitting for a few days in my garage, ...nothing, It's Friday evening, dealers closed all weekend, so I replace the battery with a HD Duralast. Sure, Factory batteries go bad quick, but 8 mos.? Everythings fine up until last week, then.... dead again. This time I get it jumped and take it back to the dealer. Another half day of pay gone. Four Days later dealer calls and says he can't find anything wrong. The car only has 5k miles and has been nothing but a pain. I will trade it in on a different make come spring. I hope someone considering a mustang purchase visits this site first, I wish I had.
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Replying to: pipeman13 (Feb 12, 2007 5:38 pm) |
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