2000 GMC Safari Repair Question
How to find parasitic voltage leak at batt fuse on 2000 GMC Safari
Asked by granny35658Answer
So the fuse is labeled batt?
according to the owners manual it is called "batt fuse" It is under the hood in the bank of fuses located toward the rear of the engine compartment.
So when you pull that fuse the excessive draw goes away?
I have checked all the fuses under the dash and under the hood and this is the only one that the excessive draw changes on. I just can't find anything to show me how to trace it to the source of the leak.
That circuit feeds the inside fuse box also thats a big feed i posted some info on what it feeds.Also what is the draw your reading?
the reading is .72 amp on that fuse
So is your battery just going dead while sitting over night?
Yes sometimes before overnight. i.e. I park it at work at 9AM - If I don't start it by 3PM it will not start at 7PM. Have checked voltage on charger and if not charged overnight it loses at least 20 percent of charge
I have even seen window switches cause parastic draw before so sometimes you really have to check everything.