Battery Killer
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I have a 90 964 C2 and about every 3 months I have to replace the batery. It has a 36 month warranty so the swap is free but its a PIA. I can't find an abnormal drain and I have removed each fuse and replaced and still no clue.
Any suggestions?
Any suggestions?
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Sometime the interior light button on the drivers door sticks and casues a constant drain. Check that. A kill switch will eliminate the PITA when not in use shut the battery off and turn it n when you want to use the car.
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I have similar problems. I've eliminated most of the usual suspects. My current best theory is that it's a sticky solenoid in the driver's side door locking system, which would explain problems I'm having there as well.
To keep the battery fresh, I bought a Porsche battery trickle charger that I simply plug in to the cigarette socket every time I park the car in the garage.
To keep the battery fresh, I bought a Porsche battery trickle charger that I simply plug in to the cigarette socket every time I park the car in the garage.
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Cheap solution - doesn't fix the problem but prevents the battery from discharging. The only negative is that you need to reset the clock:
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