My 2006 mustang shivers

Asked by BamoGT Mar 25, 2017 at 05:32 AM about the 2006 Ford Mustang GT Premium RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Mg 2006 mustang GT starts shivering right after i
start driving for like 30 mins. And wont stop.  The
scanner showed that a Cam sensor bang 5 has a
fault. I changed it and then i put bigger electric
cables. Then my mechanic told me to change the
ECU. What might be the problem??

4 Answers

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Sounds more of a fuel issue, change the fuel filter and then check v the pressure when its running hot and cold. Also possible injectors are alitte clogged, try a few tanks of injector cleaner

Right now im checking the fuel Pump and the filter. Ill keep you updated. I sent a friend of mine to get some injector cleaner too... I hope it saves me from this issue

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What were the trouble codes for the check engine light?

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Well,i forgot the code number. But when i used tge Launch Scanner ,it showed that the Cam sensor of bank 5 is miss-firing

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