Q: 2010 ford mustang gt dies when stopped

Sounds like it could be the oil pressure sensor. Have a technician test the sensor to determine if it needs to be replaced (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/oil-pressure-sensor-replacement). I definitely would not drive it until that is checked because you could do damage to...

Hello there, many different items can begin to cause noise at this type of speed. In many cases this is not noticed as the highest speed limits in most areas is 85 MPH. The most likely cause is body noise,...

There are many gaskets on your car; there is no way for me to tell which gasket the coolant is shooting out of without directly inspecting your car. I can say that it is not common for a head gasket...

The shaking you are feeling is likely a tire or suspension issue. As with diagnosing any problem, start with the simple solutions first. Make sure your tires are properly and evenly inflated. Make sure your tires are balanced properly. Tires...

Hi There, It sounds like what you are describing is an intermittent throttle response when pressing the gas pedal. If this is correct, this may be related to the throttle position sensor. The throttle position sensor (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/throttle-position-sensor-replacement) monitors the throttle...

Hi there. With the CVT system, there could be multiple internal transmission components or sensors that are causing this type of problem. However, it's also possible that simply flushing the transmission fluid and changing the filter would resolve this problem....

The drive shafts that connect the transmission to the wheels are called half shafts or propeller shafts and in most cases are not able to be put in crooked. They are either put on using fitted flanges or straight shafts....