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Re: Cranks but will not start, and right after heavy...
You've probably got water dripping on your ignition rain water is an insulator because if the air in it standing water is not check your gaskets aound the hood and what's being dripped on
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its the drain hole either side of the top of the firewall ,remove the plastic trim under the wiper arms and then clean the holes out ,also make sure that the AC drain pipe under the car passenger side is clear as well .LHD not sure where it is on a RHD vehicle but it will still have one
more in reverse could be handbrake shoes adjustment
drums on the back
check these
brake pressure equalizer on the rear brake pipes
front calipers seizing
air in the brake lines
booster non return valve faulty
faulty booster
It could be related. You may have moisture in the distributor cap. Check to see if ytou have sufficiant spark and fuel. If no spark then start with removing the distributor cap and checking for moisture.
if its sputtering and misfiring , i can almost guarantee you its the distributor, i've have 3 mustangs over 15 yrs and any problems i had after a rainfall or during one was always an ignition problem, usually a bad spark plug wire, or a crack or split on the the cap letting moisture in.
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