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Old 11-30-2023, 03:25 PM
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Ahhh, yes that all makes a difference, i figured you must have some kind of chart Really no need to be accurate anyway and as long as a person is using a multimeter with high impedance, close enough to find a problem
Even without a chart, comparing fuses of the same amperage should be enough to get pointed in the right direction.

Yes, now I see what you meant by drilling holes As long as the connection is good and tight so a person doesn't risk taking the car out of sleep

When I was checking my e70 I drilled a hole in the battery terminal and put a screw and wire to it so didn't need to install the battery switch.
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