Motor Vehicle Maintenance & Repair Asked on November 8, 2020
I have a 2007 Saab 95 wagon… For about 6 months at random about once a month my car has been dead. After calling AAA and they told me there is a draw from the battery at apx 3.24 which is should be much lower. 3 weeks ago I took it to the mechanic he kept it for 6 days and played the guess and check game with the wiring and fuses… Eventually he ended up swapping out my battery for a new one… I had AAA come back and re test and the car is still reading 3.24. Any suggestions on what this could be.
~~I know it is not the alternator or the actual battery
My next guess is to just unplug the alarm (which I don’t use)
Helppp!!! I love my car and don’t want to get rid of it.
You could try doing a Parasitic Draw Test. Test each of the fuses to see if any one or more than one fuse is draining power or causing a current drop to occur. Also you can test the fuse w/o having to remove each individual fuse. Just touch the leads to the contacts on the top of each fuse.
Answered by Donald L Wilson on November 8, 2020
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