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Date: Fri, 05 Oct 2007 02:48:30 -0700
From: targa <tmuehlhoffnospaml.com>
Subject: Re: 98 9-3 Flattens Battery for no apparent reason!


> Disconnect the battery positive cable and put an ammeter in the line > between it and the battery. Look for a current draw. There will be a > little at all times, but not much. Someone here can tell you how much > is normal. Your's will likely be higher. Start pulling fuses until you > find out what is drawing current. Normal is less than 50mA. If you find a current of 200mA or (in your case probably) more, measure the current that flows through every single fuse (while battery connected and car shut down) to find out which circuit is affected. Looking at the manual you'll then have an idea which components might cause the faulty current. /T.

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