My 1996 mustang wont stay on turn the key but stays on for only 2-3 seconds.

Asked by Houston000222 Mar 30, 2016 at 12:36 AM about the 1996 Ford Mustang GT Convertible RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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Mikbek answered 8 years ago

Go rent a fuel pressure gauge an check pressure, it should be consistent. Bot 50-60lb range. Sounds like pressure dropping in fuel one. Start there.

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Houston000222 answered 8 years ago

I put a new fuel pump in the mustang and its about 50-60 psi car stays on while i move the ignition key to on and off position but once i leave it on the one position itll turn off after 2 seconds.

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Mikbek answered 8 years ago

You mean wen you let go of key? Another thing it might be than is ignition switch. When you turn key on and off you actuate a ignition box under your dash on the steering column.

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Houston000222 answered 8 years ago

Yes aslong as i move the key to on and off position it stays on and when i leave it on the on position it shuts rite off after two seconds and no anti theft light turns on at all even when i put the key foward.

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