An easy way to check for voltage leaks is to disconnect the negative
terminal on the battery, and use a test lamp. Put one end of the lamp on
the negative cable and the other end on the negative post of the battery.
If the lamp lights you have something drawing current. That's the easy
part. Figuring out what it is, is a bit more complicated. Systematically
removing fuses and unplugging circuits may help determine where the drain
is.
Good luck.
Larry Hoy
http://home.cwix.com/~larryhoy@cwix.com/
> Second, I think I may have a charging problem. I got a brand new battery
on Wed. and by Friday the car wouldn't turn over. > After 1 hour on the
charger the car fired right up. I may have inadvertently left something on
after the initial ride on > Wednesday. I disconnected the
battery for the weekend so we could use the car on the weekend. I will
leave it connected > for the next few days and see how it goes. The car
has been changed to neg. ground and has a new wiring harness, but
> something may have been hooked up wrong by the DPO.
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