97 ford mustang

Asked by GuruHNY16 Jul 25, 2019 at 03:12 AM about the 1997 Ford Mustang Coupe RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Starts and shuts off i have the original
key and tried to reprogram it and no
power to the pats transponder?shuts
off between the fuel injectors and
egr? Tried everythng?

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sounds like the fuel pump is priming the motor but not kicking in to run it , you'd have to hook up a fuel pressure gauge to see , make sure the fuel pump has a good ground and there may be an access panel to get to it so you don't have to drop the tank

Tried that it has power to the pump and pressure and theres this wire hanging and wierd part if i toggle the key to off on off on it will run? But the pats tranciever has no power running through it cause i tried to have 2 new keys programmed but couldnt cause no power to pats trnsciever? So idk

And im unsure whats missing from the trunk? It says anti theft module? I got the keys entry box could my anti theft module be fried? But i found one by the fuse panel under the steering column?

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