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Need help from fellow 2004 impala (or other years) ower

Old Sep 6, 2011 | 11:52 AM
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My car's battery suddenly went discharged. While changing a new battery, I noticed that when the car is off, it still draws 1.72amp current. I did some work on the instrument cluster last week (changed a bad step motor) and may messed up sth. Could any fellow owners kindly measure the key-off current of your good running car for me? Thanks in advance.
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Old Sep 7, 2011 | 1:59 PM
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I read on another forum, that the normal battery drain for a 2001 Impala with everything off and retained accessory power timed out is 90-100 mA. Hope this helps.
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Old Sep 7, 2011 | 3:09 PM
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Thanks. I've finished pulling the left-hand fuses and removing of one bcm fuse cut the drain to 1.2amp. But it is still too high seems. More fuses to pull.

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I read on another forum, that the normal battery drain for a 2001 Impala with everything off and retained accessory power timed out is 90-100 mA. Hope this helps.
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