Does anyone know what the issue may be.

Asked by V1olet96 Aug 14, 2020 at 10:13 PM about the 1996 Ford Mustang GT Coupe RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I replaced my fuel pump due to it being
weak so the car wouldnt start. After
replacing it the car started right back up. So
I drove the the gas station down the road
from me and it died in the parking lot so I
sat at the pump, started it back up. Killed it
put gas in, started right back up again. As I
was pulling into my wife's work It died again
and no fuel pump sounds. New fuel pump.
However was a cheapy. Before it has sound
at the pump on the old one just not strong
enough. Im not getting anything from the
new one after 5 minutes of drive time.

3 Answers

Kukanna answered 3 years ago

I had a Ford that did that.It was the gas tank had some sludge in it. Take it to Jiffy lube they can clean it out cost around $80. You need to make sure you keep your filters clean too. Hope everything works out.

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Hellokitty12 answered 3 years ago

I been having the same problem with mine Ford Mustang it don’t do it all the time but when I get gas I get in the car it weak to start over an then sometimes it acts up I already put gas treatment in it an seems not doing any good I haven’t replace the fuel filter may be problem

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