Gremlins?
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Melting Slicks
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Gremlins?
Because of poor factory paint, GM paid to have my car repainted 10/2008. The car is an '08 with 8K miles. Since the repaint I have had to replace both reverse light bulbs at different times (one twice), a fog light bulb and now my driver's side hi beam bulb is out. Also after the repaint the front right hub sensor has been giving me trouble on the track. Under heavy braking it throws the "service active handling/service traction control" warning. CPthunder helped me out last year at MAM in between sessions, he said he had helped dvandentop with the same issue. He found a loose wire, pushed it back in the plug and everything was fine.
The other night I was driving and the dash and headlights went out and came back on two times within a minute.
I'm think I have a loose ground somewhere, but would a loose ground cause the bulbs to burn out?
Any other ideas?
The other night I was driving and the dash and headlights went out and came back on two times within a minute.
I'm think I have a loose ground somewhere, but would a loose ground cause the bulbs to burn out?
Any other ideas?
Drifting
Joined: Mar 2004
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From: Lakewood Co
Because of poor factory paint, GM paid to have my car repainted 10/2008. The car is an '08 with 8K miles. Since the repaint I have had to replace both reverse light bulbs at different times (one twice), a fog light bulb and now my driver's side hi beam bulb is out. Also after the repaint the front right hub sensor has been giving me trouble on the track. Under heavy braking it throws the "service active handling/service traction control" warning. CPthunder helped me out last year at MAM in between sessions, he said he had helped dvandentop with the same issue. He found a loose wire, pushed it back in the plug and everything was fine.
The other night I was driving and the dash and headlights went out and came back on two times within a minute.
I'm think I have a loose ground somewhere, but would a loose ground cause the bulbs to burn out?
Any other ideas?
The other night I was driving and the dash and headlights went out and came back on two times within a minute.
I'm think I have a loose ground somewhere, but would a loose ground cause the bulbs to burn out?
Any other ideas?
Would a loose ground cause the bulbs to burn out? If a loose ground caused a bulb to flicker on and off alot, then that bulb would burn out much faster.
I recommend you try to diagnose each problem separately, not try to find one thing that could be causing all the problems.
