Battery won't stop draining!!
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Had this problem in my car. Would take about 2 days to drain it to where it wouldn't start. I checked the current draw (using the methods described above), but found it to be too high even with every single fuse & relay pulled.
Turns out it was the starter (which bypasses the fusebox).
Turns out it was the starter (which bypasses the fusebox).
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What was wrong with your starter?
How can the starter be responsible for your battery draining?
You're problem sounds exactly like mine, after pulling out all relays and fuses it was still too high.
Thanks!
-Cyrus
How can the starter be responsible for your battery draining?
You're problem sounds exactly like mine, after pulling out all relays and fuses it was still too high.
Thanks!
-Cyrus