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Re: battery parasitic drain

Postby RonR » Tue 13.12.2022, 16:36

chrism wrote: I can listen to Deep Purple with the roof down :twisted: in the middle of my local Tescos' car park with ign off while 'er indoors is 'dooin' the shoppin'...


Now that DID make me smile.... :smt035
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Re: battery parasitic drain

Postby chrism » Tue 13.12.2022, 18:19

...smoke in the car park...a fire in the car...da da da da da da...

Well hopefully not, but that seems to be my level of car electrics :oops:

Thanks again everyone
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Re: battery parasitic drain

Postby peteoddcar » Fri 21.04.2023, 19:57

Firstly appologies for not doing the work I promised. There’s a few good reasons mostly a cold garage and having another project on the go.
It’s work I want o do however and if we get a few days of sunshine I’ll get it done.
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