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Where is the final stage resistor located?
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Thanks; however, upon reading the thread, my car isn't displaying any of the symptoms indicative of a defective final stage resistor, so I'm not sure that's my problem.
Given that battery drain is a pretty common problem on these vehicles, what are the recommendations as to the first areas to check? Or is it one of those nasty problems that could be caused by a host of different things, none any more likely than another? Thanks.
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Any circuit in the vehicle can cause it, from the FSR, to the video control unit, to the built-in telephone circuitry, etc. It isn't a nasty problem, it just requires basic diagnosis, and that diagnosis must be hands on. Sorry, can't do more than that over the internet, but hopefully it points you to the proper steps.
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