Electrical problem... again
11-27-10, 03:25 PM
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Electrical problem... again
So I was trying to fix the problem that when I press on the brakes with my headlights on the lights go dim and the voltage stays at around 8volts.
So i figured it was the alternator, so I finally changed it and now it seems that it fixed that problem, but the only problem still left is that when I press on the brakes the headlights (including the lights inside the car) tend to go dim and then goes back to normal, it only lasts for a second. I figured it was because the car is just old like that.
Am i right to think so or is there something else going on?
So i figured it was the alternator, so I finally changed it and now it seems that it fixed that problem, but the only problem still left is that when I press on the brakes the headlights (including the lights inside the car) tend to go dim and then goes back to normal, it only lasts for a second. I figured it was because the car is just old like that.
Am i right to think so or is there something else going on?
11-27-10, 06:22 PM
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So I was trying to fix the problem that when I press on the brakes with my headlights on the lights go dim and the voltage stays at around 8volts.
So i figured it was the alternator, so I finally changed it and now it seems that it fixed that problem, but the only problem still left is that when I press on the brakes the headlights (including the lights inside the car) tend to go dim and then goes back to normal, it only lasts for a second. I figured it was because the car is just old like that.
Am i right to think so or is there something else going on?
So i figured it was the alternator, so I finally changed it and now it seems that it fixed that problem, but the only problem still left is that when I press on the brakes the headlights (including the lights inside the car) tend to go dim and then goes back to normal, it only lasts for a second. I figured it was because the car is just old like that.
Am i right to think so or is there something else going on?
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