Oldsmoletick said:MR442 said:My 442 has done it since new . If not ran in 2 3 weeks battery is dead . Even dealer had it several times in 88 89 and no fix.
Now that I want to run it . I'm going to go through all circuits and check for draw
Do any of you with this same problem have one of those dumb clocks that run at all times (non digital, rotate type)? My car does the same thing (dead after sitting too long) but I narrowed it down to that clock, remove the clock, car is fine. Sucks because I like it in there, and it's actually accurate, but it drains the battery. Just a thought......
You definately do not want to use an ohm meter, an ohm meter will measure resistance not amperage, if you use an ohm meter you will blow a fuse in your meter and you won't be able to read the amperage.krazykyle said:get a ohm meter,place the ohm meter between the positive cable of your battery and the battery terminal.see the reading,if it's high start pulling fuses.when it drops start with that circuit
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