jalts
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Well, it happened on Saturday and then again today on my 2020 GT350 (8k miles)
After washing the car on my driveway, the car wouldn't turn over and displayed a golden wrench on the dash and indicated that drive modes were not available... car also in limp mode... Tried a few times turning on/off and reproduced the issue. Lifted the hood, figuring maybe some water got in through the vents and caused some issue.. tried again and it started normally. Now today, car starts fine, drive 80 miles on highway and park in my garage.. after 2hrs, go to leave for an event and the car is struggling to start... had AAA come out and get conflicting info that my battery could be replace or was fine??? Got the car started after a few attempts (full gas tank too) and drives normally once again. Upon leaving car outside for 4 hrs today, I go to restart and have issues again getting it to turn over.. wrench and limp mode on the way home... damnit
Internet says likely faulty throttle body sensor/assembly or a battery (stock) that is acting irregularly. Going to the dealer to look at since it is under factory warranty, but wanted to hit the brain trust if anyone had weird issue like this with their mustang? I've done the battery reset trick and this doesn't always work... Will grab my OBDII scanner to see if I can see any codes nex time, but frustrating.. Never had an issue with the car.. the car is stock. I guess we'll see what happens next and hopefully the issue is addressed by the dealership.
After washing the car on my driveway, the car wouldn't turn over and displayed a golden wrench on the dash and indicated that drive modes were not available... car also in limp mode... Tried a few times turning on/off and reproduced the issue. Lifted the hood, figuring maybe some water got in through the vents and caused some issue.. tried again and it started normally. Now today, car starts fine, drive 80 miles on highway and park in my garage.. after 2hrs, go to leave for an event and the car is struggling to start... had AAA come out and get conflicting info that my battery could be replace or was fine??? Got the car started after a few attempts (full gas tank too) and drives normally once again. Upon leaving car outside for 4 hrs today, I go to restart and have issues again getting it to turn over.. wrench and limp mode on the way home... damnit
Internet says likely faulty throttle body sensor/assembly or a battery (stock) that is acting irregularly. Going to the dealer to look at since it is under factory warranty, but wanted to hit the brain trust if anyone had weird issue like this with their mustang? I've done the battery reset trick and this doesn't always work... Will grab my OBDII scanner to see if I can see any codes nex time, but frustrating.. Never had an issue with the car.. the car is stock. I guess we'll see what happens next and hopefully the issue is addressed by the dealership.
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