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I am having a problem with my battery draining overnight. I have replaced the battery, and checked all wiring and aftermarket things that i have added.(remote start/alarm, amp, speakers, h3 power/heated seats, and radio, none of which has changed recently) I searched the forum and figured out that how to do a parasitic draw test, and am getting 170ma for the first 20 or so seconds, then 115-120ma after that. If I disconnect the radio fuse I get about 90ma. if I disconnect the TBC fuse and radio fuse, I get around 25-30ma. If I disconnect my fuse that controls all of my aftermarket add ons,(and the other two fuses) I get 4ma.
With the radio and add on fuse disconnected, I am getting 56ma, which will go back down to 4ma once I disconnect it.
I have searched the forum and found 2 other threads were people have experienced this problem with the TBC fuse pulling power after the truck is turned off, but neither of them posted a solution.
Hopefully someone can help me out here??? I'm lost as to what it could be.
With the radio and add on fuse disconnected, I am getting 56ma, which will go back down to 4ma once I disconnect it.
I have searched the forum and found 2 other threads were people have experienced this problem with the TBC fuse pulling power after the truck is turned off, but neither of them posted a solution.
Hopefully someone can help me out here??? I'm lost as to what it could be.