I have 2007 mustang gt stalling out on me

Asked by FOXY85 Jul 29, 2015 at 03:21 PM about the 2007 Ford Mustang GT Deluxe Coupe RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I was driving my mustang earlier then all of
the sudden it just stalled out on me.  It
cranked right back up so I made my lunch
trip.  I pulled over in a parking space idling
when all of the sudden it dies on me again. I
cranked it back up and made it home.  
Hallelujah!!!
What is happening with my car please???   I
can't afford to get a diagnostic test done on
it.
Please help.

2 Answers

65,510

Let's try some maintenance things first. Check air filter and clean throttle body replace fuel filter if have not done so in a while add fuel injector cleaner to gas tank use the middle grade or high test gas to help clean out the gum and carbon build.

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159,075

Did it quit when idling or driving down the road?

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