Templisk
15+ Year Contributor
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- Jul 5, 2004
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Brunswick,
Georgia
Ok I am driving a 1998 Eagle Talon AWD 5spd, only mods are a K&N air filter, autometer gauges: A/F and boost, and a huge exhaust tip the previous owner installed.
On Wednesday night of last week I was driving, while driving (aggressively) I messed up a shift and grinded going into second (clutch wasn't engaged fully).
Within 5 minutes I went to make a U-Turn, hit my signal and waited. When my signal would flash everything else would dim considerably (interior gauges, headlights, and my stock radio would turn off)
I accidentally tapped my brights and the car started sputtering, with the gas pedal pressed in the car would lose RPMs then steady out then lose some more for about 5 seconds. During this time my CEL light came on and my Anti-lock light came on.
At this point I thought it was the alternator so I stopped using my signal and made sure I kept my cd player off and didn't hit the brights and got home. The issue didn't resurface again until this morning on the way to school. It was the exact same issue but it went away within a few minutes. Both times I had my headlights on, and my radio.
On Wednesday night of last week I was driving, while driving (aggressively) I messed up a shift and grinded going into second (clutch wasn't engaged fully).
Within 5 minutes I went to make a U-Turn, hit my signal and waited. When my signal would flash everything else would dim considerably (interior gauges, headlights, and my stock radio would turn off)
I accidentally tapped my brights and the car started sputtering, with the gas pedal pressed in the car would lose RPMs then steady out then lose some more for about 5 seconds. During this time my CEL light came on and my Anti-lock light came on.
At this point I thought it was the alternator so I stopped using my signal and made sure I kept my cd player off and didn't hit the brights and got home. The issue didn't resurface again until this morning on the way to school. It was the exact same issue but it went away within a few minutes. Both times I had my headlights on, and my radio.
