Which fuse did I pull??

[angelsewell]

I have a 93 Lumina car. I've been having a problem with something draining my battery down if I don't run my car within a period of 24 hours. After replacing the battery, starter and altenator with no luck fixing the problem, I decided to hook up my test light to my negative battery terminal,after removing the negative battery cable, to see if I could find out if I have a short somewhere in my electrical. I pulled the fuses one by one and the test light finally went out on one. The problem is I don't know what it runs(you'd think they would be marked) I still have my lights, horn, stereo, and all the things that I seem to need to run my car. The only difference I can see it that before I pulled the fuse my clock in the stereo would stay lit up all the time, now it goes out when I turn the car off(like it should I assume). I tried to find my cars electrical center on line to help me, but no luck. How can I identify the 30 amp fuse I have pulled from the electrical center under to hood, just in case it is important to the car? I also tested the fuse in another 30 amp socket just to see if the fuse was good, it was. If the fuse goes to something important and needs to be there, will I have to start checking wires for damage or is there something easier I can do? Thank you so much for any help you can give!!

[maxwedge]

Welcome to AF. How do we know which fuse you pulled to help identify it's circuit. Post it's position in the fuse panel or at least the corresponding number.

[angelsewell]

Hi,
Thanks for responding. Couldn't find a number for it ,but its the bottom one on the right.

[muff34]

Long shot here MAXwedge, Retained acc power circuit?? tied in with the door switch. what do you think??

[maxwedge]

93 did not have a RAP circuit. There should be a label on the cover of the underhood panel. Try this link, this is best I can do for you in the way of id'ing that fuse.http://www.autozone.com/addVehicleId...00c152800680a8