09-16-2008, 02:04 AM
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3" Exhaust
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Florida
Posts: 64
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Well you can try this...charge the battery... unhooked from car... hook up lock unlock car with key.. then it should start...
Now you need a test light... get a cheapy from walmart.. few bucks... unhook the negitive cable to the battery... hook one end of test light to the battery (neg) the other end to the (neg) cable ... if the light is real bright.. you have something drawing power... try to put test light were you can see it from inside car.. start pulling fuses ... inside and out.. till the light goes out... unplug the clock fuse first.. and the door ajar thing... when door open its gona turn lights on so it pulls power... anyway you should get a idea on what you need to do to isolate the issue with the draw on battery... Greg... aka Hommersimpson :} |
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