I am currently outside the US and unable to get to the car for more info, but the last time I was home I took the car out at night for the first time.
Cruising down the highway I noticed the headlights would dim periodically and then return to “full power”. Not sure if this is common for these cars, or if perhaps it can be attributed to bad wiring or the alternator… (I suspect it is not the alternator simply because the wife starts the car once a month while I’m gone and it fires right up.) Also seemed to coincide with the fan comming on.
No hesitation in the throttle, so I’m leaning more towards an electrical issue than anything to do with the motor… but have been known to be wrong before!
Car has Twilight Sentinel (T82) if it makes a difference and was in the off position.
Any idea what could be causing this?
Brian
Cruising down the highway I noticed the headlights would dim periodically and then return to “full power”. Not sure if this is common for these cars, or if perhaps it can be attributed to bad wiring or the alternator… (I suspect it is not the alternator simply because the wife starts the car once a month while I’m gone and it fires right up.) Also seemed to coincide with the fan comming on.
No hesitation in the throttle, so I’m leaning more towards an electrical issue than anything to do with the motor… but have been known to be wrong before!
Car has Twilight Sentinel (T82) if it makes a difference and was in the off position.
Any idea what could be causing this?
Brian