Subject	Assuming that the charging system works fine -- I'd
Posted by	jzack on May 04, 2008 at 11:03 PM
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In Reply To	Electrical problem, batt dead after two days. posted by 91Z_man on May 04, 2008 at 10:26 PM
Message	attach a current (amp) meter to the battery's negative terminal and begin monitoring current flow (engine off, all doors closed, etc) It shouldn't be any higher than 30-40 milliamps or so. If much higher - starting pulling fusible links until it drops to zero. Report back on which link is causing the issue. If the amps are wired directly to the battery (bypassing the fusible links) -- be sure to disconnect that circuit too as part of this test.
Follow Ups	Electrical problem, batt dead after two days. - 91Z_man 22:26:43 05/04/08 Assuming that the charging system works fine -- I'd - jzack 23:03:43 05/04/08
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