I have a 2004 Mustang, with about 11k miles, with an intermittent no start problem. It began after it got cold outside and I began running the heat in the car, I had no problems in the summer or through mid-fall. What happened was that on cold days, after the car warmed up a quick stop at the store would sometimes mean that the car would not start when I went back out to start it as few as five minutes to as many as forty-five minutes later. I'd push in the clutch, turn the key and it wouldn't even try to turn over, all the auxiliary components work, but silence from the starter and engine.
There's been no consistency to the problem. But it only happens when it's cold outside, the car is warm, and has only been off briefly. It is under warranty, the dealership had it for a week and it never did it while they were trying to reproduce the problem, nor does the computer kick back any error codes. Has anyone had a similar problem, and if so how was it resolved?
Thanks, Jessica