2006 mustang GT no start problems

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96f350

Discussion Starter · Jan 23, 2015

Hey guys I'm new to this site, I do not own this car it is my moms and we can't seem to figure out the problem. So it is a 2006 mustang GT it starts fine and runs perfect until you shut it off. If you try and start it anywhere from 5-45 mins after the car is shut off it will not start, all lights come on like normal, no codes, no check engine light, will not even turn over. has been to a Ford dealer twice and they can't find the problem.

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NothingButPower

· #2 · Jan 23, 2015

This may not help at all, but try putting it in neutral when you are trying to start it if its an automatic.

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OhFiveStang

· #3 · Jan 23, 2015

96f350 said:
Hey guys I'm new to this site, I do not own this car it is my moms and we can't seem to figure out the problem. So it is a 2006 mustang GT it starts fine and runs perfect until you shut it off. If you try and start it anywhere from 5-45 mins after the car is shut off it will not start, all lights come on like normal, no codes, no check engine light, will not even turn over. has been to a Ford dealer twice and they can't find the problem.

What happens when you turn the key? Do the dash lights go out? Have you looked at the battery cables? Try taking them off for a few minutes, make sure the connections are free of battery acid and connect them back to their post.

You could also turn the key to the only position, turn your lights on and physically move the two battery cables around...look and see if that causes your lights to go out...could have a bad connection/break in connection.

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96f350

Discussion Starter · #4 · Jan 25, 2015

Tried putting it in nuetral and nothing changed, battery is strong, cables tight no corrosion, all lights come on like normal just no crank, Ford
Dealer replaced the starter relay but it did not fix the problem!

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az.dsrt

· #5 · Jan 25, 2015

If the dealer replaced the starter relay, they must have measured no juice getting to the starter. Am surprised they didn't check ignition switch.

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