Does the 2000 ford mustang gt have a gas shutoff switch? If so would it be in the trunk?

 

the inertia switch(fuel cut off) is on the driver side underneath the lining on the back side of the trunk

 

It's a fuel pump cut off switch. It's in the trunk behind the carpet panel on the left (driver's) side.

 

Yea its in the trunk. Its a cable attached to a handle that you pull up.

 

Thanks, I'll check it out! Im trying to find out why my car runs great then stalls every once in awhile. it's driving me nuts!

 

Well I found a red button on the drivers side trunk but no cable. can you only reset it when it shuts off?

 

If your car runs great and occasionally stalls out, it's absolutely not your shutoff switch, without a doubt.

It's more likely to be your IAC.

 

at the bottom of the red button, right below the case, there will be some wires running into the bottom, with a clip holding the two together, unhook the clip, pull the wires away from the casing, and let the car run til it dies

 

You're probably right but I wanted to check everything, I thought maybe the wires were bad or some kind of short. I posted last week but no one seemed to know exactly whats wrong with it (it could be anything I know).
Whats an IAC, I havent worked on a car since 2000.



Heres a link
https://mustangforums.com/m_1969951/...tm.htm#1969951

 

Most likely an IAC issue compounded with a faulty TPS maybe.

If the car cranks and you smell gas, it's most likely not a fuel pump issue.