I just bought a 1965 Mustang 289; auto; Conv., newer 4brl carb, dealer A/c, pwr steer.
It seems to lose cranking power the more I drive it during the day. The car runs great otherwise.
When the car sits overnight it starts right up. I tried disconnecting the battery "hot" cable while the car was running but didn't seem to matter.
Wondering if the alternator or regulator may be in need of changing, or is the starter getting "hot" and taking more cranking power as the driving day goes on?
Thanks,
Chris
It seems to lose cranking power the more I drive it during the day. The car runs great otherwise.
When the car sits overnight it starts right up. I tried disconnecting the battery "hot" cable while the car was running but didn't seem to matter.
Wondering if the alternator or regulator may be in need of changing, or is the starter getting "hot" and taking more cranking power as the driving day goes on?
Thanks,
Chris
Nov 25, 2007 at 8:34 AM