My mustang won't start

Asked by Jose_jimenez101 Jun 15, 2017 at 04:50 AM about the 2004 Ford Mustang Convertible RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 2004 V6 Ford Mustang won't start, not even a
crank, I tried to reset the inertia switch and nothing,
I hit the starter to see if that was something and
nothing, I locked the cars steering wheel and
nothing what else is there to check ? Or what is the
problem? The car was working fine and then I
turned it off and 20 min later, the car wouldn't even
crank

3 Answers

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Either have a low or bad battery, bad battery connections, or the charging system is not working. Check the battery connections, clean them up, see if the battery will charge and hold a charge or have it checked along with the alternator. Once you get the vehicle started you can have the charging system checked at an auto parts store.

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Inertia switch only controls power to the electric fuel pump and does not have any effect on cranking of the engine.

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143,745

I agree with both,rowefast and bob,if there answer,s do not fix your issue,check your starter all so.

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