94 accord batterie drainage
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hi to all
i have a question concerning drainage of my batterie. batterie has been tested its a1 but if i go in a store for 30min and come back out the batterie is dead not even strong enough to light the dash lights but if i take the possitive post off the batterie everytime i stop the car and put it back on everytime i go to leave it will start a1 the batterie won't keep its charge so i know there is something staying on but something big that drains the batterie very fast so i was wondering if someone already had this problem or will know what is causing this or how could i test to find out what is causing this??
i would appreciate the help alot. thanx to all.
i have a question concerning drainage of my batterie. batterie has been tested its a1 but if i go in a store for 30min and come back out the batterie is dead not even strong enough to light the dash lights but if i take the possitive post off the batterie everytime i stop the car and put it back on everytime i go to leave it will start a1 the batterie won't keep its charge so i know there is something staying on but something big that drains the batterie very fast so i was wondering if someone already had this problem or will know what is causing this or how could i test to find out what is causing this??
i would appreciate the help alot. thanx to all.
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yeah i followed a few tips from google and found my problem. it was the defrost. i was wondering if the defrost had a relay switch if yes where is it located?? or just that big fuse under the hood?? and also i was wondering where is gas pump relay located??
Defrost relay is in the cabin fuse box on the driver's side.
The main fuel relay is under the driver's dash. See http://techautorepairs.com/mainrelaydefine.html
The main fuel relay is under the driver's dash. See http://techautorepairs.com/mainrelaydefine.html
Defrost relay is in the cabin fuse box on the driver's side.
The main fuel relay is under the driver's dash. See http://techautorepairs.com/mainrelaydefine.html
The main fuel relay is under the driver's dash. See http://techautorepairs.com/mainrelaydefine.html
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