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  • Birthday 03/03/1978

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  1. Quick update Not sure 100% if this was the issue but it does seem to have solved it. One of the sliding door windows was broken (would not go up or down no problem) however somehow it got nudged down by about 2mm down so not visibily down and not indicated as open on the vehicle panel. This was basically keeping the entire CAN bus (the electric sysem) on. By manually placing two hands either side and pushing it up to reengage and the CAN bus would switch off along with the ignition. What horrid fault with an already broken window. Took me months to find and only really
  2. Hi All Having just found this forum and it seems I have experienced most of the problems out there I am glad to have found you all. Since Chrysler have pulled the plug on support in the UK lets just see if we can do it ourselves. I have been experiencing parasitic power drain for about a year now. It was intermittent but is increasingly in frequency leaving in stranded when out and about. I have measured the current draw on the batter to be 1.45 Amps steady after the 5 mins following turning off the Chrysler using a current clamp. This is significantly above the 0.0125 A that other posts have indicated it should be pulling on whilst idle. I have tested the fuse voltage drop (Using this method) across the accessible fuses and found the following. M27 ~115mV on a 10A fuse (Ignition switch) M20 ~50mV on a 15A fuse (Con int light, sw bank) M4 ~70mV on a 10A fuse (trailer tow) M36 ~92mV on a 20A fuse (Power out battery) M13 ~156mV on a 20A fuse (lock unlock) M12 ~40mV on a 30A fuse (AMP radio) M38 ~59mV on a 25A fuse (lock unlock motors) I could not test the Jcase fuses by this method due to them being sealed. Basically the whole system seems to be on. I Then went on to remove all (including the JCase) fuses 1 at a time and at no point did the drain drop. I did the same with the relays again no drop in current drain. Does anyone know how I can move this forward so that I dont have to disconnect the battery every night. Many thanks in advance. Lex
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