blk97z28

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My friend has a 1999 cobra mustang, with 4:10 gears, and some other stuff. We both run perium gas. Our car's have sat since late november at a storage garage and we go and start them about every week or so. But my question is my friend who has the 1999 corba mustang his check engine light comes on and stays on. We can't notice or hear anything wrong. I said that electroics on cars hate the cold weather and it's just the cold causing this electrical issue. What do you guys think is wrong? I am planning on going to o'rileys and and getting the code detector thing. He just changed his oil to 5W30 mobil 1. I have no idea what the problem could execpt for the jsut plain cold weather. I don't know much about mustang but i do know a lot about camaros and the sort i am kind of out of my ballpark here. so any help would be much thanked.Devin

plaf713

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the problem may be something simple, check engine lights come on even when your gas cap isnt screwed on tight enough, take it to a shop and have them scan into. its cheap. soemtimes they can even clear the codes that make the check engine light come on

blk97z28

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thanks but is the middle of winter i am thinking i will go to o'rileys and get that scanner and see what codes pops up then have my friend look up the code on a mustang forum or site. thanks man i'll tell him to check the stuff out.

staringback05

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other then that idea......its just a ford

blk97z28

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hey thanks for all the help?

blk97z28

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tunred out to be P0306 which is a misfire in cylinder six so we will get that all fixed up!!!

plaf713

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good to hear it

blk97z28

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thanks for all the help. I believe we are going with MSD 8.5 wires and NGK iriuium plugs so it is all good!

blk97z28

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iridium* plugs i meant.