

| Subject: | Re: Something is draining my battery... |
| From: | Joe Federici |
| Date: | Wed, 13 Jun 2007 16:33:06 -0400 |
Todd- Get out the volt meeter, unhook the ground from the battery, Then connect the meeter between the ground and the battery. Now get a helper to pull each of you fuses one my one. One or more of them will reduce the amount shown on the meeter. Once you figure out the fuse that's creating the draw you can trace the wires. It you pull all the fuses and your still detecting a draw on the meeter it may be an added accessories that's fused in line. You want to get the number down to a fraction of a volt. You will always have a little amount of draw on the battery, from things like the clock. JFF On Jun 13, 2007, at 3:14 PM, Todd Last wrote: I'm trying to track what is draining my battery.. My stereo does take some current to keep its memory alive, can anyone tell me what a reasonable limit to any current drain would be for a radio? If I don't drive it, the van battery will die within a weekend. thanks, Todd '88 Westy
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