S Stang_Thang New Member Apr 10, 2007 12 0 0 Jackson, Tn May 16, 2007 #21 May 16, 2007 #21 Sounds like high resistance on the battery and/or cables. A dirty case on a battery is considered resistance. The gauges shooting to the right sounds like a loose connection maybe?
Sounds like high resistance on the battery and/or cables. A dirty case on a battery is considered resistance. The gauges shooting to the right sounds like a loose connection maybe?
Z ZakeriD Member Jun 29, 2006 112 0 16 May 16, 2007 #22 May 16, 2007 #22 had this problem in a older car (not a mustang) and it was a loose ground...
serviator Founding Member Jun 12, 2001 182 0 16 Denmark (ex-resident of Colorado) May 17, 2007 #23 May 17, 2007 #23 I just wanted to give an update to those who asked. The dealership diagnosed the problem to a faulty fuel pump, so I will have that fixed Monday. The reason the gauges were moving all the way to the right were because the battery was pretty much dead from trying to crank the engine. Thanks for all the input and help I have received.
I just wanted to give an update to those who asked. The dealership diagnosed the problem to a faulty fuel pump, so I will have that fixed Monday. The reason the gauges were moving all the way to the right were because the battery was pretty much dead from trying to crank the engine. Thanks for all the input and help I have received.