Anyone have any ideas on what it is

Asked by Blakely18 Dec 31, 2020 at 07:39 PM about the 1999 Ford Mustang Coupe RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 99 mustang v6 it drove fine untill I put new
plugs in now it wants to dy down in over drive like a
jerk but quits over 55

4 Answers

Wrong plugs, wrong gap or you made some sort of mistake installing the plugs. Double check your work.

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I didn’t change the wires would that have sum to do with it I baught it from someone who didn’t take car of it one spark plug was rusted and had oil on it

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In addition to what FOR has to say, before I even opened the window I was thinking gap myself. I have been told before that plugs are shipped gapped and you don't need to gap it I find this VERY hard to believe and always check the gap. Next issue, I would definitely look into a troubled ignition coil. It it doesn't produce the proper electron anymore, how is suppose to carry through the wire and get to the plug for proper compression/ spark?? best wishes

The correct plugs should be gapped correctly and they usually are HOWEVER some plugs specifically say NOT to regap them.

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