Help my mustang stalled and it doesn't start or crank

[erickv354]

I was leaving my driveway and my 2019 mustang gt 6 speed stalled, I tried to turn it on again but literally, all the warning lights came on like power steering assist fault, hill start assist fault, drive mode unavailable, exhaust mode unavailable, overheating cross-traffic system fault, and blind system fault. I pressed the clutch in and pressed the start button but all I heard was a click in the passenger footwell all accessories turn on but the car doesn't crank.

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[XS]

I would test the battery. Recently after not driving the car for a month it barely started and I had all sorts of odd warning lights until I unhooked the battery and dumped the memory.

 

[WildHorse]

Call Ford roadside service and say come pick up this piece of crap haha.
#thewarrantylife

 

[Rapid Red]

sound like a battery to me also How old is it

 

[WildHorse]

How old is it

Well considering he has a 2019 & it's 2021...

 

[cactus_kid]

What with all the constant on electrics, I keep my GT on a float charger. Similar to that which I had on my Harley. Have you checked the fluid level in the battery?

 

[erickv354]

I replaced the battery but nothing changed, all the warning lights are still there. But I think the PCM erased itself since I replaced the battery

 

[cactus_kid]

As cold as it is right now where you are, I'm not surprised. You may have to have it towed to Auto Nation Ford.

 

[cactus_kid]

Not a battery expert, but will say there is better than a 50/50 chance it's sealed.

Believe I saw that when I wired the pink tail for the charger.

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[NeedForGreen]

Hopefully it's nothing major. My neighbor was driving a brand new Chevy Silverado down a major road, all of the lights came on like yours and his car died. The dealer took tons of things apart, replaced the entire computer and it still wouldn't start. They couldnt figure it out. He got another one then sold it. Hopefully that's not how yours ends up.

 

[Rapid Red]

If the car had enought juice to star,

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Your fast I deleted the post cause I saw the thread light up & bailed..LOL

And op said bat was replaced

 

[erickv354]

The car first started and I let it warm up for 10 minutes and as I was driving out of my driveway in first gear and it stalled, I can hear a loud click in my passengers footwell where the fuse box is but I have no idea what caused it.

 

[erickv354]

Hopefully it's nothing major. My neighbor was driving a brand new Chevy Silverado down a major road, all of the lights came on like yours and his car died. The dealer took tons of things apart, replaced the entire computer and it still wouldn't start. They couldnt figure it out. He got another one then sold it. Hopefully, that's not how yours ends up.

I hope but I purchased my car as a preowned certified I doubt ford will replace my car even though it still under manufacture warranty

 

[ice445]

Sounds like the starter isn't engaging. The click is the relay to turn on the starter circuit, but it's either not energizing, the starter isn't moving the bendix, or the motor locked up and god himself couldn't turn it over. Hopefully not the latter, but stranger things have happened. Possibly rodent damage causing an electrical issue was well. Let the dealer figure it out.

 

[ORRadtech]

Hopefully it's nothing major. My neighbor was driving a brand new Chevy Silverado down a major road, all of the lights came on like yours and his car died. The dealer took tons of things apart, replaced the entire computer and it still wouldn't start. They couldnt figure it out. He got another one then sold it. Hopefully that's not how yours ends up.

I hope but I purchased my car as a preowned certified I doubt ford will replace my car even though it still under manufacture warranty

It will probably never come to a buy back situation
But if it does I don't think the fact you bought it used makes a difference. As long as you're still under warranty, certainly the original warranty and quite possibly the CPO portion, I believe you can do a buy back.
If memory serves I believe I read of someone buying a buy-back car and later having Ford buy it back again.
But you're way too early to be worried about that yet.

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