Parasitic drain non fuse any thoughts?
#21
To the OP. Have you considered that you may just have a weak battery? Basing this on your comments.
Before you go chasing parasitic draws, you are better off to haul your battery to the store and get them to do a ”load-drop test” on it. My local store will do it free.
That should have been your FIRST step.
Before you go chasing parasitic draws, you are better off to haul your battery to the store and get them to do a ”load-drop test” on it. My local store will do it free.
That should have been your FIRST step.
#22
To the OP. Have you considered that you may just have a weak battery? Basing this on your comments.
Before you go chasing parasitic draws, you are better off to haul your battery to the store and get them to do a ”load-drop test” on it. My local store will do it free.
That should have been your FIRST step.
Before you go chasing parasitic draws, you are better off to haul your battery to the store and get them to do a ”load-drop test” on it. My local store will do it free.
That should have been your FIRST step.
#23
I could be reading it wrong and draw is fine, do have a fluke meter coming in a few days. Im pretty sure it should say .05 or around that. Its been that way for who knows how many miles 50,000 maybe more. The rear wiper blade button was upside down when i got it. The cord was unplugged. Crazy…
#24
Test it before you waste your time further.
#25
Get a battery tester, technology wise they're amazing, so underestimated, very low cost and will take out all the guesswork and messing around with batteries.
Last edited by oceanbrave; 02-16-2023 at 06:14 PM.
#27