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MG Davis

MG Davis


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PostSubject: Battery drain   Battery drain Icon_minitimeFri Mar 25, 2016 11:50 pm

So when it took a cold snap here a couple weeks ago, I went to fire Hilda up.  She only gets driven every couple of weeks, and with the cold stretch there, I was unsurprised when she went ::click, click, click::   Surely it had to be an old battery.  Off to Wally World for a new one, core exchange in hand.  Drop the fresh one in, drive her around for the day.  Couple of weeks later when I go out to fire her up again... same thing, clicks.  No there isnt a cargo area light on, and I cant see anything lit up after I've charged the battery back up and let her sit, but there's amps leaking out somewhere.

Any common things I should look for?  I mean other than "hey, dummy, there's a light on somewhere!" I've looked at the sticky post, but just wondering if anybody else has come across this kind of thing.
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Wagoninabox

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PostSubject: Re: Battery drain   Battery drain Icon_minitimeMon Mar 28, 2016 3:32 am

Did you search the forum for the brass aux battery post threads? These have caused drains in the pre 95 models.
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