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I have a parasitic drain of 4.8 amps and I have checked the fuse voltage drops but I can't find the problem. I have been disconnecting the battery to keep it from discharging overnight

 

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Generally you can find what is drawing the power by removing fues one at a time, and then relays, one at a time, then disconnecting modules, including alternator.  Try to not remove two things without checking the first one. A draw that big should be easier to locate. 

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Was gonna post exactly what was posted above.

 

Alternator is always my first check. Also, feel around for warm areas on the alt., or fuses & relays first - sometimes you can find the draw that way. Thermal imagers are great for finding parasitic draw. Still a little spendy, but they're coming down. I use the old digits - that costs me nothing. :) 

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