need eletrical help!

[willow72]

i have abattery drain i have done the volt meter between the neg. battery post and cable trick popping out one fuse at atime heck i popped out all the fuses at one time and still had power flow what is the next trick yall have up your sleeve i really need help! thanks for any help yall can give me ,john

[cdowns]

try disconnecting the alt and see if that's where the problem is

[WRMZ71]

what Cdowns said. If you pulled all your fuses then it has to be something that is hooked to the battery but not on a fused circuit.

[RON WOODGEARD]

Originally Posted by willow72

i have abattery drain i have done the volt meter between the neg. battery post and cable trick popping out one fuse at atime heck i popped out all the fuses at one time and still had power flow what is the next trick yall have up your sleeve i really need help! thanks for any help yall can give me ,john

You CAN'T use a Voltage meter.... You have to use a trouble light..a 12 Volt bulb......IT DIDN'T WORK FOR ME!

I just am completing putting everything back together from a week long testing session for the same reason.. In my case where I have added so much ( almost too much) aftermarket electrical stuff, it can take a very long tedious time to find the Culprit.. Mine was a few small things drawing just a little from each thing...Then again of you have basically everything electric Stock, it shouldn't be a big problem..

But drop the meter,, Pick up the 12 volt light tester..

[sneakysnake]

A meter will read though the diods in the alternator,use a light

[willow72]

thanks guys yall are great,i will get a test light thanx again,john