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What's really odd is what I suspect the culprit is for melting my coils. Are you ready for this, my stereo. I have no idea how but here's why. I rarely play my stereo turned up with the car off. About a month ago I had it cranked pretty loud without the car running and I smelled an awful electrical burning smell after about 3 min of playing. I turned everything off and tried to find it but couldn't. Everything seemed to work okay so I let it go. Well yesterday right before I tried to start my car (right before it would't start) I had the stereo on again without the car on and again I smelled the burning smell, but again couldn't figure out where it was coming from. I think I fried one coil a month ago and the other one yesterday.
But playing the stereo full blast with the car turned on is never a problem.
I know an installer or mechanic recently posted on here he found an odd situation where to many aftermarket electronics caused the car to not run right. Well I think this is another instance of that. There is something funny with the electrical system of this car.
But playing the stereo full blast with the car turned on is never a problem.
I know an installer or mechanic recently posted on here he found an odd situation where to many aftermarket electronics caused the car to not run right. Well I think this is another instance of that. There is something funny with the electrical system of this car.
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