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Hello, so I have a 2003 Nissan Maxima.
I bought a new battery, because my old one would not hold its charge, and my car would only start with a jump.
I did a parasitic draw test on this battery, and got a current reading of .09 Amps, or 90 milliamps.
I began pulling fuses, and when I pulled the “Bat-10A-room lamp” fuse, the current reading dropped to .01 Amps.I wanted to see if the battery held its voltage, and it turns out that from a period of 4 hours, the volts on the battery went from 12.65 to 12.56 volts. I called a mechanic friend and he said that you should expect to see SOME voltage loss over time, but my concern is that .09 volts is too much to lose over 4 hours. is it?
So my second question is this, was that circuit the problem? if i take the fuse out, and leave it out, the lights inside my car wont work, but will my battery now be fine? this is my 4th battery in the past year and a half, and I really dont want to replace it.
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