[DeTomaso] Why Is My Battery Discharging?

[MikeLDrew at aol.com]

In a message dated 12/13/14 16 24 22, detomaso at poca.com writes:


> Unless there is more than one problem, we have eliminated the 
> circuits associated with Fuses 7, 8, 9 as the source of the problem.
> 

Bill, awesome advice!

What was left unsaid but was assumed was that if the voltage drop stops 
when you pull one of these three fuses, then the culprit is a component powered 
by that fuse.   If that is the case, then you go to the fuse-by-fuse 
diagram on PanteraPlace that you so kindly drew up, and start identifying 
components on that circuit.   One at a time, disconnect and then reconnect them 
(keeping track of which wire goes where).   Once you've found the component that 
is causing the voltage drop, you can then set about repairing or replacing 
it....

Mike
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   In a message dated 12/13/14 16 24 22, detomaso at poca.com writes:

     Unless there is more than one problem, we have eliminated the
     circuits associated with Fuses 7, 8, 9 as the source of the problem.

   Bill, awesome advice!
   What was left unsaid but was assumed was that if the voltage drop stops
   when you pull one of these three fuses, then the culprit is a component
   powered by that fuse.  If that is the case, then you go to the
   fuse-by-fuse diagram on PanteraPlace that you so kindly drew up, and
   start identifying components on that circuit.  One at a time,
   disconnect and then reconnect them (keeping track of which wire goes
   where).  Once you've found the component that is causing the voltage
   drop, you can then set about repairing or replacing it....
   Mike