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Originally Posted by Oh Randi
something's draining my battery and the shop couldn't find it. Battery and alternator are fine. It's definitely a drain.
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Here's a tip. To troubleshoot a power drain is simple if you have the right tools. You check with someone that's got a Volt/Ohm/Amp Meter. Disconnect the positive battery terminal. Switch the meter to DC amps. Take the red meter lead to the red battery cable (positive). Take the black meter lead to the positive battery terminal. Now measure the amperage on the battery. Make note of it. Now the fun part. Start pulling fuses one at a time while one watches the amp meter. When it drops to around 0.03 look no further. It could be a multitude of things from electric solenoids to stereo amplifiers. By isolating the circuit gives you a solid place to start looking deeper.
Good luck.
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Last edited by turbokid; 09-01-2010 at 12:34 AM..
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