First off I apologize if some of these questions are a re-post from my original Introduce Yourself thread - that seemed to have died out and understandably so as it was meant to be an introduction thread - not a "how do I fix this" thread.
So with that said, new list of headaches:
Something is up with the cars electrical system. My battery is brand new. My voltage stays level - yet turning on a window motor dims every light including the headlights.
My interior LED's in the dash have mostly blown - which is upsetting and rather surprising as these LED's usually don't ... Then again they're not made for dash lights either. So I'm thinking between two different solutions. First buy new bulbs from superbrightleds.com and replace them. Second - buy a set of pre-wired LEDs from oznium and run my own line of them -splicing into the dash lights power and running a ground myself down to battery negative as I am convinced this car has horrible grounding.
Speaking of - my passenger headlight randomly doesn't work. Seemingly only when it's cold outside. The fix? Wiggle it a bit.
My passenger side blinker sometimes doesn't work either. The fix? Turn the car off - wait a few minutes - turn the car back on.
I'll check the wiring harness and take it from there. I've been meaning to go the HID route anyway. Anyone with past issues like this?
If I'm low on gas, and parked on some sort of a sideways slant - like the side of the road where you're supposed to park which is usually on some sort of slant - the car seems to not want to turn on and stay on. It feels like my G35 would with the TB acting up, or the MAF sensor being shot. The fix? I sit there maintaining minimal revs so it doesn't die out - get it into gear - drive a block or sometimes two. It's fine. Then I get gas.
My driver side front shock squeals and creaks like it's begging for its life under the weight of the world.
My driver side rear brake doesn't work. I have diagnosed this by the several layers of rust on the caliper, and rotor with none of it clearing where the pad makes contact with the rotor - assuming because it never does.
Actually both rear calipers and rotors are horribly rusty. At least on the passenger side one the rust clears where the pad makes contact with the rotor.
Ideas with any of this?
So with that said, new list of headaches:
Something is up with the cars electrical system. My battery is brand new. My voltage stays level - yet turning on a window motor dims every light including the headlights.
My interior LED's in the dash have mostly blown - which is upsetting and rather surprising as these LED's usually don't ... Then again they're not made for dash lights either. So I'm thinking between two different solutions. First buy new bulbs from superbrightleds.com and replace them. Second - buy a set of pre-wired LEDs from oznium and run my own line of them -splicing into the dash lights power and running a ground myself down to battery negative as I am convinced this car has horrible grounding.
Speaking of - my passenger headlight randomly doesn't work. Seemingly only when it's cold outside. The fix? Wiggle it a bit.
My passenger side blinker sometimes doesn't work either. The fix? Turn the car off - wait a few minutes - turn the car back on.
I'll check the wiring harness and take it from there. I've been meaning to go the HID route anyway. Anyone with past issues like this?
If I'm low on gas, and parked on some sort of a sideways slant - like the side of the road where you're supposed to park which is usually on some sort of slant - the car seems to not want to turn on and stay on. It feels like my G35 would with the TB acting up, or the MAF sensor being shot. The fix? I sit there maintaining minimal revs so it doesn't die out - get it into gear - drive a block or sometimes two. It's fine. Then I get gas.
My driver side front shock squeals and creaks like it's begging for its life under the weight of the world.
My driver side rear brake doesn't work. I have diagnosed this by the several layers of rust on the caliper, and rotor with none of it clearing where the pad makes contact with the rotor - assuming because it never does.
Actually both rear calipers and rotors are horribly rusty. At least on the passenger side one the rust clears where the pad makes contact with the rotor.
Ideas with any of this?