1980 Mustang
#2
Absolutely. Very common problem.
In the trunk, I believe on the right side near the trunk lid, is a small panel that contains the inertia switch that kills the fuel pump in an accident. Press the button on the switch to reset it, then the car should start right up.
In the trunk, I believe on the right side near the trunk lid, is a small panel that contains the inertia switch that kills the fuel pump in an accident. Press the button on the switch to reset it, then the car should start right up.
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