I would check your grounds, battery connection and main fuse. You might try calling Gary at TDR or Rouge at Miatasolutions.com for advice.
I was driving down the service road today and suddenly lost all power, and the car wouldn't start back up. I coast into a conveniently placed parking lot only to discover that when I turn my key to start the car, nothing happens. No sounds, no gauges, no radio, nothing. My lights still work though, so I'm assuming its only effecting the ignition or everything that needs the key to work. I really don't know much about the electrical system, so I'm hoping yall can help.
Interesting side note, though perhaps unrelated:
The last couple days after the rain storm, my radio would cut out whenever I made a right turn or stopped quickly. My radio has acted up before after a good rain, so I figured it just needed to dry out a bit or something. And it got worse right before I lost power.
Any ideas?
Car is a 90 with a 1.8 swap form I believe a 97, not sure about electrical system though, previous owner knew little about the swap
Many thanks,
-pogo
I would check your grounds, battery connection and main fuse. You might try calling Gary at TDR or Rouge at Miatasolutions.com for advice.
1990 White NA - SOLD
1994 Black NA - SOLD
2006 Red NC - GT with limited slip, HIDs, all OEM.
Mystery solved.
Turns out the retaining clip on the ignition plug broke off and the plug rattled itself off. A couple zipties later and I'm on the road.
-pogo