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Hannah Judes Dad

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Dying battery
« on: 08 January 2010, 18:39:45 »
Hi there everyone,am I right in thinking that the powersounder is a prime candidate for draining my battery as my state refused to start today yet was no problem yesterday.The battery is about three months old and as far as I know the alternator is ok for output is there anything else I should be looking for?
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Re: Dying battery
« Reply #1 on: 08 January 2010, 18:43:48 »
good starting point
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Re: Dying battery
« Reply #2 on: 08 January 2010, 18:52:33 »
Check that your sunvisor lights go out.
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Re: Dying battery
« Reply #3 on: 08 January 2010, 18:55:13 »
You can try identifying the fault by removing overnight various fuses that control suspect electric equipment.

But to properly do this you will need to connect an Amp-meter and see what the drainage is.
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