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1997 D1 v8. battery discharging in 8 hrs


alex park

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if all else fails, it will take a long time, but you could just slowly put the fuses back in (1 every 8 hours) and keep a record of which one it is - and see if she goes flat??? a bit primitive i know, but i am primitive when it comes to auto electrics lol

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i think i may have a breakthrough (anyone feel free to burst my bubble however)

the only fuse that put puts any drain on the battery when i replaced them in the engine bay fuse box was the fuel pump fuse.

it also sparked when i replaced it.

i have just replaced all the fuses other than this one (and the trailer lights one) and will see how it stays.

alex

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sorted,,,,

all seems done now other than finding the fiddly short in the auxillery fuse circuit for the trailer lights.

but the main part with the massive drain is done thank god i hear you groan.

I couldnt have done it without the help of all those that contributed to the thread, and a big thank-you to Sotal and Guy H for not giving up on me.

:D

a contribution to the forum has been made

Alex :i-m_so_happy:

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