It sounds as though (it'll be a pain) you need to disconnect each one of those
items 'til it stops, but what do you mean "8 volt drain"?--Amperes?--volts
don't drain.
If all the disconnections don't do it, you have to discover
which wire has a defect in either its connectors or its insulation. You're in
for a lot of pain!
Cordially,
Alan Lambert
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28 mars 2013 7h32
>Objet : [alfa] GTV-6 Battery draining - follow up
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>RE:
Daily driver parked for a week while company was in town, and the
>battery
completely drained.
>
>Thanks again to all of the suggestions. I finally drug
out my volt meter
>and ran through the suggested tests.
>
>With the meter
inline and all fuses in place there is an eight volt drain.
>
>Removing
number 4 fuse, there is no drain.
>
>However, with number 4 fuse in place and
the clock unplugged, there is an
>eight volt drain.
>
>According to the fuse
box diagram, number 4 fuse is for Door Mirrors,
>Courtesy Light, Stop Light,
Clock, Door Buzzer, and Hazard Flashers.
>
>None of these were on. So, what
next? It would be difficult to try to undo
>all of the listed connections.
>
>Any further suggestions will be appreciated.
>
>Note: this problem showed up
after I had the head gaskets replaced last
>month?????
>
>Bruce Sharer
>Raleigh, NC
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