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Old 01-05-2022, 11:26 PM
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The test light method is ok for non- computerized older vehicles, but late model stuff needs to be measured in milliamps using a digital meter capable of such measuring. I reccomend taking it to a shop that you trust to check the car.
Disconnecting the power source, be it a fuse, a relay, or power source one at a time with the test light connected between the battery and negative cable will tell you which circuit is causing the drain when the light goes out, computerized vehicle or not.

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