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Originally Posted by CrashworkZ
I have looked at both those things, but they don't seem to be causing the discharge. I have had the car in for diagnostics with a really good Indy too, but they are also unable to determine what's going on. As I said the discharge appears to be happening at random, but I've never been able to establish the cause.
After all the research and time spent on trying to diagnose the problem I've finally given up hope and begun looking for a workaround rather than a solution.
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You need to get a car booster than will handle 900A.Something like this but you best source it out locally is a car parts shop.Mine cost me €95.00 and will handle 1000A.
SILVERLINE 12V 900A AIR COMPRESSOR JUMP STARTER BATTERY BOOSTER LEADS | eBay
BTW,no point getting one that holds 400A ,cause it wont start your car!
Try to find out whats discharging it ,is a better solution ,as some have adviced here..Good luck
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