Subject	If that fuse box is drawing too much current - another
Posted by	jzack on August 02, 2012 at 8:55 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Which cable was replaced - positive or negative? posted by ZTom on August 02, 2012 at 06:52 PM
Message	issue could be the diode bridge in your alternator. When they go the car's running idling voltage (w/headlamps on) will be on the lower side, say 13v or so. Also that issue causes the alty to draw about 1.5 amps, so will pull the battery down pretty fast. If you meter has a DC ammeter -- use it to measure the battery's current draw with car off - report back on what you find. Not supposed to be more than .035 amps (35 milliamps)....
Follow Ups	Dead battery - ZTom 12:18:44 08/02/12 With all doors closed, hatch down, hood down - does the - jzack 14:35:18 08/02/12 Re: With all doors closed, hatch down, hood down - does the - ZTom 18:53:33 08/02/12 Re: With all doors closed, hatch down, hood down - does the - ZTom 18:56:57 08/02/12 Which cable was replaced - positive or negative? (n/m) - jzack 18:02:47 08/02/12 Re: Which cable was replaced - positive or negative? - ZTom 18:52:27 08/02/12 If that fuse box is drawing too much current - another - jzack 20:55:34 08/02/12 Re: If that fuse box is drawing too much current - another - ZTom 07:21:47 08/03/12 do you have a capacitor for your stereo system? - JoshE300zxTT 20:13:17 08/02/12 Re: do you have a capacitor for your stereo system? - ZTom 07:18:13 08/03/12
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