Why won't my 1986 Ford Mustang GT start?
I just wanted to know some possible reasons why my car wouldn't start. It has a brand new battery in it so I know it's not dead. Someone told me it could be a problem with my starter but I don't know. When I stick the keys in the ignition, you can hear
If it won't turn over at all, it can only be a few things, low battery, bad cable, bad solenoid, bad starter or last, the engine is frozen or hydro-locked.
Pull the plugs and turn by hand or with a wrench to check the last 2.






The black key starts the car. The red key turns it into a fire-breaking tarmac terror.
A 20-year-old
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