20Mustang00

This isn't the first time I've noticed this but it has been raining the last couple of days and when i hit a water puttle my power in my car seems to go down... the needle for the battery stays normal but the lights will go dim and the inside lights will go dim... and the windshield wipers will slow down.. is this normal..?

35thanniz28

its completely normal...for rustangs to break down like that...

bmennen07

no its not normal. well...in that guys gaymaro maby but water is prob getting somewhere it shouldnt be.

OnyxCobra

you are obviously a retard. I've never had that problem, something might be shorting out, not really sure. It's only when you hit a puddle?

GreyStang

The gaymaros mullet probably is blocking his view to give decent advice.

How long does this "power loss" last for? Yup you've probably got a short somewhere which might be tough to track down.

Next sunny day, try idling your car in your driveway & spray a garden hose around underneath the car,, see if you can make it happen that way & what spot did the problem show up at.

kennebellgt

check your starter cable which is the pos+ to your car it may be loose also check for exposed wiring on the + that would also cause it, you dont want to drive around in the rain too much its only a matter of time before you fry your entire electrical harness.

20Mustang00

yeah... its only when i hit a puddle... and it last for about 2-5 secs..... depending on how hard or how big the puddle is or is hit.....

xpvuey239w

it seems by all your annoying posts that your a chevy fan try this forum instead
www.imadouchebagandilovepenis-forum.com
i may be a newb but i know what this web site is made for
its made for ford enthusiasts not chevy people
i have nothing against chevy people everyone has there thing
but do your thing somehwere else.

ninelives19821

[&:].... I love Chevys, but don't act like they never break or have problems just like every other car. The guy just needs some help you big asshat.

Try to slow down when you hit the puddle until you get it fixed. The water is just getting somewhere in your electrical system it's not supposed to get access to. I could be wrong, but mabey the water is getting the alternator belt wet and causing slippage for a brief time. But if that was the case i dont know why the amp meter is not moving.

20Mustang00

Also, i forgot to add, that right before it goes back to normal, there is teh loud squeaking noise for only about 2 seconds.... don't know if that helps any..