Thread: Washed Car/Engine.. now Problem
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Old 01-20-2012, 12:10 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by priyesh12 View Post
Just like you I washed my engine bay,

car ran fine when i started it, no issues but once i left the car running it begins to die. I checked my fuses and everything, and when it came down to the problem, it turned out that the alternator got wet and i ran it without it drying out properly. This burnt out the coils and hence the car would die randomly or loose power. I changed my alternator and everything works fine now. I hope this helps... sorry read that you solved the issue, I'm still sure it had to do with your alternator...

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Congratulations on getting your issue solved. Did you also have to replace your coils?
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