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Tom73
post Sep 28 2004, 07:46 PM
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Another newbe question here. Just got the car Sunday. Put in a new battery last night. Everything seemed all right and all electrics worked just fine. Went out this evening and battery is dead.

So apparently I have a major battery drain. Is there any quirks in a 914 that would cause a drain in any specific location/fitting/outlet/etc? What is the best way to track down the drain? Any special tricks you all use?

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post Sep 29 2004, 09:22 AM
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QUOTE(scruz914 @ Sep 29 2004, 06:32 AM)
I like the 'amp clamp' idea.  Easier than my suggestion with the same end result.  Do pull the fuses though to isolate the drain.

-Jeff

My fuse cover is missing, so does anyone have a diagram as to what each fuse is for? It is a '71.

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