I need help finding Electrical Specifications

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MMC2ELGIN answered 4 years ago

Bless you.

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Tom answered 4 years ago

Battery dying overnight?

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MMC2ELGIN answered 4 years ago

No,takes a few days.Eventually destroys the battery cells.Even has destroyed a new battery within a few days. Parasitic drain is likely.I'm systematically narrowing down my culprit by pulling fuses then watching and recording amperage readings with my meter.A little tedious but better than random repairs. That base # really helped,I now know what I'm aiming for.Thanks again

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Tom answered 4 years ago

Does the heater fan work w key off,or any thing that should be off? If so the diode pack in the alt may be suspect. Also a stuck relay may be a possible culprit. Check the glove box light as well.

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Tom answered 4 years ago

Disconnect the positive cable on battery clamp a test light on the cable end and touch the tip of the test light if it glows bright then you have a 12v draw if its faint the draw is just over the .05 .

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Tom answered 4 years ago

To the positive on the battery

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MMC2ELGIN answered 4 years ago

The relays have moved to the top of the list.When I was checking fuses in the Underhood Junction Block ,I decided to tap on the Relays.The current dropped from 1.7 amps to .02 amps and didnt return to this high number through out the rest of my tests.The question now would be, which one was the problem and how do I check them or replace them ? They felt firmly stuck to their base, is there a trick to removing them without Mass Destruction?

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tenspeed answered 4 years ago

The relays are in there tight. I used a small screwdriver to pry them up. Get them a little loose and rock them up the rest of the way. Many of the relays are interchangeable so you can swap them around, Their function should be on a decal in the fuse box cover. - Usually a relay will hang up when there was a large current draw and the contacts weld together so check the contact surfaces for pitting to find which one was bad.

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MMC2ELGIN answered 4 years ago

Thank you for answering ! I did end up pulling all the Relays using the method you described, (That was a couple of months ago),but good advice to all reading this.Anyway, News Update to all, I seem to have conquered the parasitic drain.There are things working now that havent worked in years, even things I wasnt attempting to fix in the first place.Between replacing a corroded Tail Light housing,repairing the Auto leveler,and cleaning every electrical contact I could get my hands on.The problem cleared !!! Thank You Everyone for your help -ps. My Husband is very proud that I was successful ,it saved us alot of money.

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migration_tommcmanis answered 4 years ago

Glad you got it. Yea you!!!!!! Good job.