Defective CCU causes battery drain?
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Defective CCU causes battery drain?
I am in the process of helping a friend trying to fix a battery drain issue with his 92 964 Tip. The dealer said that the battery drain is caused by a bad CCU, which was difficult for me to believe.
Normally the battery would drain enough where there isn't enough amp to crank the starter in about 3 days, after I removed the CCU the car starts strong even after 5 days.
Also the HVAC system has an intermitten issue, sometime it works sometime it doesn't.
Have anyone heard of a bad CCU causing battery drain?
I opened the CCU and didn't notice any cold solder joints or burnt component.
TIA
Normally the battery would drain enough where there isn't enough amp to crank the starter in about 3 days, after I removed the CCU the car starts strong even after 5 days.
Also the HVAC system has an intermitten issue, sometime it works sometime it doesn't.
Have anyone heard of a bad CCU causing battery drain?
I opened the CCU and didn't notice any cold solder joints or burnt component.
TIA
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Burning Brakes
This is a not uncommon problem. It's usually a defective transistor or a running on sampler fan.
Systems Consulting fixes these units. Loren from there posts here occasionally.
I found these with "CCU" and "transistor".
https://rennlist.com/forums/search.php?searchid=1759592
Systems Consulting fixes these units. Loren from there posts here occasionally.
I found these with "CCU" and "transistor".
https://rennlist.com/forums/search.php?searchid=1759592