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Re: battery being drained?
[Re: 4Crawler]
#696272
02/15/06 03:51 AM
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Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 232
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when i went to les schwab they guy left the volt meter on my battery after i shut the engine off ( it was at like 14.3 volts or something like that) and he was talking to me for about 5 minutes and it didnt drop at all. im wondering if it has something to do with my alarm because the brain is right by my feet and i've kicked it a lot and ripped some wire out of one of the harneses going into it, its supposed to have an igniton kill in it. and when it seems completly dead the siren for my alarm will beep softly. i dont know though. I've gone through today without any problems and i only put my alarm on for the night no i'll see it it acts the same tomorrow.. Thanks for all of your help, this is something that would really bother me if i cant figure it out.
-Jared
87' ext cab toy
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