I've noticed that in the mornings when it is cold the Mustang has a hard time starting up. It will shudder a bit and either warm itself up and run ok, or it will shut down and I'll have to start it up again. Then today, we had a nice frost, and it took several times to get it started, and it was vibrating and shaking quite heavily before it finally settled down.
I've never had this problem in other cars. Sure once in awhile it'll have trouble, but that's usually later in the car's life, and not every time it's cold. Is this a common thing with the Mustang? Would the octane of the gasoline make a difference? I just put 91 in this past week for the first time, and this morning was the first time it was really cold since then.
Any thoughts?
I've never had this problem in other cars. Sure once in awhile it'll have trouble, but that's usually later in the car's life, and not every time it's cold. Is this a common thing with the Mustang? Would the octane of the gasoline make a difference? I just put 91 in this past week for the first time, and this morning was the first time it was really cold since then.
Any thoughts?