When it rains a lot, my car won't start.

I can get the car someplace dry, turn a hair dryer on the coil and the distributor and it starts right up.

Anyone else have this problem?

 

might be starter problem...most the problems is the starter..rain doesnt make it bad..heats bad it bad to start..it melts the copper solenoid

 

This problem is usually result of worn out spark plug wires, cracked distributor cap, cracked distributor rotor, or all of above. You should also replace the spark plugs w/ above parts. Total cost is about $150 worth of parts. You should have instant start afterwards.

good luck

 

good advice, Texas