Mustang 1996 v6 won't start

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Asked by Lanz Mar 14, 2017 at 08:40 PM about the 1996 Ford Mustang

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My nustang 1996 v6 wont start, T first I tried to
charge the battery connecting it to the trucks
battery but it wont work. SO I bought a new battery
to see if it would work out, And still it wont, Its only
clicking but it wont start, Check engine light was
one brake light was on and theft light was on, It
was not used since may. What to do ? Please help
me

9 Answers

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If the new battery does not need some charge too, check for corroded frayed loose battery terminal wires to starter and grounds to frame & engine grounds.

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A bad battery connection is the likely problem but if the anti-theft system has kicked in it won't start.

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How to fix the problem with anti theft, Im pretty new to cars

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Are you using the correct key with a chip in it? Without a correct key you won't be able to start the car.

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Read this ------ http://mcguirelocksmith.com/how-to/pats-1-ford-chip- keys/

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How to get a replacement key ? If the chip is gone ?

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