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Random electrical gremlins – lights flicker, radio resets, help

• Sam Konstas

  
   

  Jun 7

  I'm honestly at my wit's end with my 2016 Kia Sportage. Every few weeks something weird happens, like the headlights will dim for a second, or the radio will just shut off and reboot while I'm driving, and twice the AC blower motor stopped working for a few minutes then came back on its own. Battery is new, alternator tested fine at two different shops, and all the ground connections I could find look clean. No check engine light or any stored codes. One mechanic said it might be a failing body control module but another said it could just be a loose connector somewhere that's impossible to find without spending hours digging through the wiring. I've been told to look for a place that specializes in innovative malfunction repair Mussafah because apparently some shops there have better diagnostic tools than the average garage. Has anyone dealt with intermittent electrical issues like this that turned out to be something simple like a bad relay or fuse box? Really don't want to start replacing expensive modules by guessing.

  I'm honestly at my wit's end with my 2016 Kia Sportage. Every few weeks something weird happens, like the headlights will dim for a second, or the radio will just shut off and reboot while I'm driving, and twice the AC blower motor stopped working for a few minutes then came back on its own. Battery is new, alternator tested fine at two different shops, and all the ground connections I could find look clean. No check engine light or any stored codes. One mechanic said it might be a failing body control module but another said it could just be a loose connector somewhere that's impossible to find without spending hours digging through the wiring. I've been told to look for a place that specializes in [url=https://jeepservicemussafah.ae/malfunction-repair/]innovative malfunction repair Mussafah[/url] because apparently some shops there have better diagnostic tools than the average garage. Has anyone dealt with intermittent electrical issues like this that turned out to be something simple like a bad relay or fuse box? Really don't want to start replacing expensive modules by guessing.