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Posted: 04/27/08
05:39 PM
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1998 ford ranger
the battery keeps dieing and i have been trouble shotting it for a few months.....
i figured out that on the fuse box under the hood is pulling 35 volts
so i unhook the positive turminal to the fuse box and the battery don't die... what is my problem....
thinks for the help...
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woofa
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Posted: 05/16/08
04:17 PM
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Please tell me how you figured out "the fuse box... is pulling 35 volts" when the battery can only supply 12? A fuse box can't "pull" more than is available. Bottom line is you've a voltage leak (short) somewhere and you'll have to figure out where the draw is or take it to someone who can.
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car890
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Posted: 09/05/08
12:15 AM
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I agree. I think there is a short on the electrical wiring. Or there is something wrong with the wirings on the fuse box. Best if a car electrician could take a look at your car
www.cdmanuals.net
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