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Battery Drain
My battery will slowly drain while car is not in use. I traced the batt drain to a fuse on the fuse panel labeld LID a 15 amp fuse. Does anyone have any idea what the LID fuse is. Our local chevy dealer maintenance department doesn't know.
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Re: Battery Drain
I have a 94 firebird and the battery drains when I leave it in storage for the winter, so far my solution has been to just pull off a battery cable. I just figured that something maybe to do with the remote door unlockers is drawing a constant charge and over enough time would drain the battery
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Re: Battery Drain
Battery drain over time is normal. Any vehicle with a computer, stereo system, or any electrical component in it that has a memory needs constant power to hold that memory. You need to disconnect the battery when it sits for long periods of time to avoid this.
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Re: Battery Drain
well, only one thing to do. if its the problem, just disconnect the fuse!! foind out what doesnt work.if everyhthing works, hey..no prob
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Re: Battery Drain
A-have no idea, I would assume the deck lid glove compratment, o rsomething.
B-Instead of disconnecting the battery while in storage, why not use a trickle charger?
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