In my experience, if your vehicle is running roughly after a rain, the problem most likely lies with moisture getting into your distributor cap. This is the cap that all of your spark plug wires run into (either 4,6, or 8, depending on how many cylinders your vehicle has). You didn't mention the age of your vehicle, but it would be unusual to see this on a newer vehicle. When the motor is good and dry, remove the distributor cap and ensure that it is totally dry and the motor is running fine. Once you've done this, replace the cap and spray the exterior of the cap liberally with a silicone spray sealant. Make sure and cover all of the top and sides. This should provide a watertight seal and prevent any moisture from entering the cap. Hope this helps.
Ignition wires are bad. Try this, once you have it running again take an old spray bottle and mix up a solution of salt and water then spray the wires with this solution at night with the hood open and engine running. Doing this in the dark will show you how bad the wires really are by giving off quite a light show. Good spark plug wires won't do this.
Does it not crank at all? Do you have power? Check battery terminals, check wiring to the starter.
Spark plug wires could have become porous try spraying with silicone or replacing
The most common cause of wet/damp starting problems is moisture inside the distributor cap. Remove the cap and look for signs of moisture or better yet just replace the cap and rotor.
Well if the rain stopped coming then there would be nothing for the clouds to evaporate, so then there would be no rain and the water cycle would just completely stop===No rain means no water cycle, but while the first answer is correct there, it shows complete misunderstanding of clouds and of basic meteorology generally. A cloud does NOT evaporate water, but is an accumulation of water that has ALREADY evaporated and then condensed into a visible aerosol of minute droplets. Rain results from the cloud's internal conditions allowing the droplets to coalesce so become too heavy to stay buoyant in the air.
Well, when it comes to plants, insects, and very little animals, to much rain can drown everything out and the plants, insects, and little animals will die. For to little rain, everything can die from being thirsty.
Well severe storms may make more sand erode because of the hard winds, heavy rain, and waves would take rock away. But on the other hand the waves would also bring in rocks so there's still more erosion but the still is deposition.
YES they can! :) if a quarter horse jumps well and goes at an even pace with light contact, he should do very well in hunters. however, most quarter horses are heavy on their forehand and may require more training, but they can still succeed.
Vincent used a technique known as impasto, or very heavy layers of paint, often applying paint with a palette knife instead of brushes. When seen in person this 'sculpting with paint' is quite evident. It does not show up very well in photographs.
drizzle is very light rain and well heavy rain, is well, heavy
well drizzle and mist are not as heavy as rain is and do not produce as much moister as rain does.
Well only for a very short amount of time because the rain would melt the snow or the snow would freeze the rain a couple of seconds after they started falling.
well the back at the battle was pretty muddy due to heavy rain
Well first it turns into a cloud the when the cloud becomes to heavy the water falls and becomes rain
well,in ancient india was warm. if it was rainy and you step outside you would be soaking wet.also the rain would be warm. but some of the weather is a disaster.some of the heavy rain would cause floods.finally if you want the climate too a kind of climate is a monsoons.
yes and there will be scattering of thunder stroms as well high 29c, low 23c
well because the rain is heavier and that make the mass wasting also known as mass movement is more common heavy when heavy rainfall
well, the plants that the fruit came from would not be able to live very long without rain so there would be no fruit...unless you found another water source to supply the plant with water
Well neither, you or I would exist. Without the influx of heavy elements, the Universe would be a very sterile place.
Well neither, you or I would exist. Without the influx of heavy elements, the Universe would be a very sterile place.
to survive in the temperate rain forest you need to wear a bathing suit