20 Most Recent 2003 Ford Mustang - Page 8 Questions & Answers

i may say it came from loose oil drain plug or the oil filter(if it's change). and maybe the technician forgot to torque or put gasket on the plug and tighten the filter.

First check for worn sparkplugs and if they still god then check for spark on those cylinders by pulling the sparkplug wire off and cranking the engine over.If there is no spark then replace the coil.If there is spark i would have the injectors leaned.

Bad coil most likely!! Hope this helps good luck!!

bring it to any parts place for free--but codes dont tell the real solution--a scan that runs a data stream targets it

I believe those vehicles have a spade terminal on the starter it has a plastic square covering on it grab it and wiggle it and pull and push it than try to start those connectors get corroded and dirty!

You can go to Ford.com and download an electronic owners manual. Use the support link at the top of the main web page then select owners manual and fill in the appropriate information.

If the light is flashing - NO. It means you are dumping raw fuel intot eh catalytic converter (very expensive).

If steady, drive sparingly.

01 is cylinder #1 misfiring. Could be spark plug or coil.

16 is misfire detected during start up.

The most common cause for an AC blowing hot air is the system is low on refrigerant. A small leak will eventually lose refrigerant until the compressor eventually will shut down. Most compressors require a minimum of 20psi to engage and chill the air. Most certified service stations can diagnose and recharge most systems for $100-150 depending on where the leak is. There are do it yourself kits available at most auto parts stores that come complete with leak detector (R-134A with dye to show where leaks are) compressor oil, and a recharge hose.

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Please look for the serial and post it here, so I can give you the code.
The serial can be found stick in the body frame of the radio

get a new one not worth paying to fix ???? ebay??

I think your talking about the recovery tank hose. If so, just shove it back on the fitting, and clamp it. If the fitting is what has broken you may have to replace the recovery tank or the radiator.

Which A/C fuse are you looking for? There are 4 of them. F2.2 (20 Amp), F2.23 (15 Amp), F2.24 (30 Amp) are all located in the Central Junction Box behind the dash panel on the left-hand (driver's) side of the vehicle.
Fuse F1.24 (20 Amp) is also part of the A/C system and is located in the Battery Junction Block in the engine compartment.

If your A/C is not working, you should scaPowertrain Control Module (PCM) and your Constant Control Relay Module (CCRM). The first thing you should do if your A/C is not working is to scan your computer system for fault codes.

Please also review this article:
Where's The Fuse?