odd electrical problem
integralover
10-16-2004, 02:40 AM
i oticed this tonight, i was going to a freinds house left my car on the side of the road real quickly and turned off my headlights but left the parking lights on and turned on my hazards. as i was walking around the back of my car i noticed that the sounds coming out of my exhaust was going to the blink of the hazards. which meant something was not grounded or i don't know. but with every blink the engine's rpm's went down just a tiny bit. nothing really noticable but was wondering what could it be?
integralover_
10-16-2004, 03:17 AM
oops, nevermind. i applied more vasoline to my exhaust and my fuse relay box and battery terminals and it fixed the problem
gsr916
10-16-2004, 12:52 PM
wtf
integralover
10-17-2004, 02:50 AM
that is not me in the second post. but still looking for an answer to this question.
trw
10-17-2004, 02:52 AM
what battery are you running? this most likely isnt the case but you might need a battery with higher voltage.
integralover
10-17-2004, 11:49 AM
oh damn true. my battery died on me like 3 months ago and i bought some cheap walmart battery real quick. thnx
gsr916
10-17-2004, 12:47 PM
what battery are you running? this most likely isnt the case but you might need a battery with higher voltage.
I suggest u stick with the normal 12 volt car battery since they are all 12 volts. If you were to find a battery that was more than 12 volts .... dont use it lol. You still might need a new battery, maybe your old one isnt able to maintain the 12 volt potential difference it was rated at when it was new.
I suggest u stick with the normal 12 volt car battery since they are all 12 volts. If you were to find a battery that was more than 12 volts .... dont use it lol. You still might need a new battery, maybe your old one isnt able to maintain the 12 volt potential difference it was rated at when it was new.
trw
10-18-2004, 12:55 PM
hmm, somewhere i heard the're batteries that run higher voltage.
I hear Optimas are good, mostly for offroad use though since they're spill proof, but might do just as well in an onroad application.
I hear Optimas are good, mostly for offroad use though since they're spill proof, but might do just as well in an onroad application.
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