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CJohn7
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When testing for a voltage leak do I use the test light from the battery post to the clamp on the positive side, negative side or doesn't it matter?
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CJKarl
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Explain a little more. Not sure how you're trying to test for a voltage leak.
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CrzyFrlssJeep
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He's trying to use a test light to deterimine if something is draining his battery.
I use the postive side and start pulling out fuses one at time if the light is on, determining that you do have a draw.
When the light goes out, thats where your problem is, in whatever circuit the fuse was on.
I use the postive side and start pulling out fuses one at time if the light is on, determining that you do have a draw.
When the light goes out, thats where your problem is, in whatever circuit the fuse was on.
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CJohn7
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Thanks, it isn't going to be much of a mystery where the leak is coming from since I fried another radio caught in the rain. 
I just want to be sure that is the only leak. Glad I sprung for the insurance when I bought the radio, so this one's on Best Buy. :wink:. First time I ever got the insurance on an electronic, phew. Going with the marine version this time. 
Screw the top!
I just want to be sure that is the only leak. Glad I sprung for the insurance when I bought the radio, so this one's on Best Buy. :wink:. First time I ever got the insurance on an electronic, phew. Going with the marine version this time. Screw the top!
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CJohn7
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In fact, I'm not going to wear any socks with my shoes today I'm feelin' so crazy.
