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Found the battery drain. Door switch. Sheesh.

Skigirl

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Well, after fits and starts, finally got down to finding the source of my battery drain. Was reading 190 milliamps this morning. After I fully grounded the door switch like this: <a target="_blank" href=http://community.webshots.com/photo/20946915/39568316vcSkbA>http://community.webshots.com/photo/20946915/39568316vcSkbA</a> the meter read 14 milliamps. Easy problem to solve thankfully. Now I can wire up all the rest of the stuff that's been sitting!/forums/images/icons/smile.gif
 
yeah, mine did that to. had to put layers of tape on the door to make it open the switch all the way. but now i got no doors so i am removing the lights circut
grant
 
Way to go Pam! Glad to hear you finally chased it down!

Rene
 
Thanks for the back pat Rene!

74: no doors would work. 'cept in the winter! And with my record so far, I think I'll keep as many parts on my truck that can manage to stay there and function somehow!

So, Mark I think that narrows it down to oh... a billion. All that other electrical's been just waiting. Oh, boy. More electrical stuff./forums/images/icons/crazy.gif

I've been rethinking the exterior. Seriously considering doing a rhino lined exterior instead of paint. Looking into duramax cuz I can get it in the color I want, and I can do it myself (yep. that makes a billion and one.) /forums/images/icons/wink.gif

Nice to hear from you guys. Hope all is well!
 
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