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What type of battery does the 2003 Ford Mustang require?
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The 2003 Ford Mustang is compatible with either a Group Size 58 or a Group Size 59 battery. It's recommended to choose a battery with at least 550 cold crank amps, which can be found at AutoZone or Walmart for prices ranging between $100 and $200, depending on whether you opt for an AGM type. Signs that it may be time to replace your battery include slow cranking of the engine, dim lights and other electrical issues, a lit check engine light, a visibly damaged battery, or if the battery is older than 3 to 5 years.
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In 2003, a Ford Mustang uses an Optima Yellow Top Group Size 34/78 battery with dual terminals for deep cycling. This battery is slightly over 10 inches long and weighs just under 43 pounds.
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