Originally Posted by demon
Originally Posted by A12
I kind of skipped through all of the posts and suggestions but I have a question for the OP. In your first post you state it's a new battery, did you have this battery draining issue before you put a new battery in? What if it's a bad (new) battery? Just saying.


Yes, the owner changed the battery because of it draining, and it still drains with the new battery.
He purchased the car from an estate recently, so we don't know any of it's previous history. But it is in very nice original condition


You Are going to have to invest in an DVM or amp meter (digital preferably). in series is most accurate but the inductive pickup ones should suffice as well. I picked up one of these recently as my fluke was limited to 10 A without it's external probe which died. Nice meter for the $$. Do note there are different models as cheap as 25.00 . if one learns how to use it a little at at time it will become and indispensable tool METER LINKY

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