JohnW63
SHO Member
It has rained a LOT here in California, so keep that in mind with this post.
Three or so days ago, my battery light would come on a very low RMPs but fade off as the RMPs rose to 1500 and remain off, until they came back down. It was consistant for two days. I have run through lots of puddles so I was hoping for just water in the wrong places. Last night, even though it is STILL wet all over the roads, the light stopped coming on. I could be wrong, but I thought I smelled burnt electronics for a few minutes, while I was driving, but it could have been something outside the car. ( Yes , I checked. The light still works when you turn the key on. ) I borrowed a handheld tester from the mechanics at work, and the darn thing checked out OK ! I rather doubt the alternator healed its self. Any ideas ? As far as I know, this is the original alternator in a 95 SHO with 130,000+ miles.
Three or so days ago, my battery light would come on a very low RMPs but fade off as the RMPs rose to 1500 and remain off, until they came back down. It was consistant for two days. I have run through lots of puddles so I was hoping for just water in the wrong places. Last night, even though it is STILL wet all over the roads, the light stopped coming on. I could be wrong, but I thought I smelled burnt electronics for a few minutes, while I was driving, but it could have been something outside the car. ( Yes , I checked. The light still works when you turn the key on. ) I borrowed a handheld tester from the mechanics at work, and the darn thing checked out OK ! I rather doubt the alternator healed its self. Any ideas ? As far as I know, this is the original alternator in a 95 SHO with 130,000+ miles.