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I get occasional electrical hiccups while driving, causes the stereo to drop the sound for a second etc. Any idea what could cause this?
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YOUR RESEARCHOccasional electrical power hiccups!
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POST 2Original post
do you have other symptoms or just the stereo
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
The lamps also flicker so it's not just the stereo
POST 4Original post
A few questions. - Do you have PSM? - Do these hiccups occur when PSM is functioning? i.e. something is slipping?
POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
No PSM or PASM, only ABS in my car. it occurs while driving slow as well as fast. I turn off the aircon so I doubt it's related to that kicking in.
POST 6Original post
Could it be a faulty ignition switch? I know that sounds weird but the ignition switches have a tendency to go bad and the first signs of that is intermittent problems with the car not wanting to start. Your symptoms did not indicate that issue, but it still could be the cause.
POST 7Original post
i would get your alternator checked
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