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Battery draining - Part II

by "Keith Stelter" <keith@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Aug 9, 2007 at 03:04 PM

I posted a week or so ago about the battery on my 1997 Sebring ragtop 
draining randomly.
I replaced the battery, based on the recommendation of several people, and

when I changed it there was a pretty healthy spark when I disconnected the

battery terminals. Not like hooking up jumper cables, but a little more
than 
I would have expected.
Does anyone know what the load draw should be on the battery when the car
is 
just sitting (shut off with the doors closed) from the clock, electronic 
sensors, etc?
I can use my digital multimeter to take a reading and see how much draw 
there is, but unless I know what it's supposed to be it won't really do
any 
good to do the test.
Thanks in advance for any help!




 5 Posts in Topic:
Battery draining - Part II
"Keith Stelter"  2007-08-09 15:04:40 
Re: Battery draining - Part II
"Fearless Fred"  2007-08-10 01:18:58 
Re: Battery draining - Part II
"Fearless Fred"  2007-08-10 01:26:34 
Re: Battery draining - Part II
"Keith Stelter"  2007-08-09 22:06:21 
Re: Battery draining - Part II
"Gene" <gene  2007-08-11 05:51:19 

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