CurtainClimber

I have a 1966 Mustang 6 cly. When it's cold outside it usually takes my car a little while to start. Well, yesterday I went to work and after work my car wouldn't start. It won't turn over. It sounds as if it's not getting any fuel. I know that it is not the battery or the starter. So do you think it could be because it's not getting fuel or it's just not starting because it's cold outside? I'm going to try to go back tomorrow, hopefully it will be a little warmer. Any help or advice would be much appreciated. I don't know much about cars... so I'm up for any and all help!!

Thanks so much!
Sandra

Snowdog

I have the same problem sometimes - if i don't get the car all the way into park sometimes it won't turn over - make sure you get it all the way in park - then try cranking it

CurtainClimber

okay thanks for the advice.

My friend also told me that before turning my car off I should hit the gas then turn it off because of the carborator... is that right?