2007 mustang will not start

Asked by giligan2009 Jun 25, 2014 at 01:34 PM about the 2007 Ford Mustang V6 Deluxe Convertible RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

When I first start the car it runs for about 30 seconds then turns off. When attempting
to start again I get the following message fuel level low (it has more than half tank) then
tells me that it's checking charging system. Had a lock smith check and he told me
that the computer was reading the key code so nothing wrong with key (tried both sets
of keys with same result.
Please help.
Thanks
Gilbert

3 Answers

143,745

It could be in your anti theft system,remove positive cable from battery for few minute,s may reset.

143,745

Usually when car run,s for short period ,30 second,s as you say,it has fire? Maybe check for fuel pressure loss?Doe,s car crank every time and run for that short period?And is your engine light on?

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