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It's hard to say for sure, but I would recommend taking it to a mechanic or an auto parts store and have the battery and alternator tested. If they both seem fine, then it's probably an issue with the battery ground strap. Good luck!
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Issue #1
Aren't you supposed to prime the carb by pumping the gas a couple of times before cranking? I think the electrics should be on when doing this. That could at least help.
Issues #2 and #3
They're not called Quadrabogs for nothing. Bogging can be caused by a number of issues. Check that the mobility of the larger flaps and the spring returning them ...
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I'd start by checking the door wiring and control per the electrical manual. While your car is relatively new and this is usually an old car problem, it's possible that the wiring harness to the door has been damaged.
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You don't mention having the rotors turned when you replaced the pads. Even if you can't see or feel them, there will be some groves in the rotor. This can conceivably cause the sound.
Assuming the rotors were not turned, you should re-do the brake job. Get the rotors turned AND use new brake pads.
Alternately, if you did not use the lubricate between ...
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I think you are correct about the bad positive cable (or the negative cable). There is obviously a bad connection that is causing a voltage drop when attempting to draw a large current, which causes the lights to dim.
The connection between the cable and battery terminal connector on either the positive or negative cable may be corroded. It may even be ...
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First thing i'd do, would be to stop trying to engage the AC system/defroster and take the car to a good shop and have the refrigerant charge weight (not pressure) assessed as soon as possible.
If a correct or not terribly low charge is found, then it's likely an electrical problem with faulty sensors, a faulty compressor clutch or faulty wiring (for ...
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There is a relay box under the right side of the dash, the fuel pump relays are in there.
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The first thing I would check is to see if the air conditioning compressor clutch is engaging when the system is on. The fan probably won't come on if the AC compressor isn't engaging.
Does the fan engage when the car sits at an idle in the driveway? After it comes fully up to temperature, the fan should start. The threshold coolant temperature is ...
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