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Old 01-26-2017, 03:20 PM   #11
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Default Re: Electrical drain, battery won't maintain charge?

My two fuse blocks are made of plastic and our mounted to the vinyl covered kick panels, the mounting screws on the backside don't make contact with the metal bracing/reinforcement in the opening for the kick panel.
The power supply for my main circuit breaker comes from the post on the starter. On the other side of the breaker a line goes to the panel that is hot all the time. Another line runs from the power source post for the breaker to the hot side of the ignition switch. Then a wire from the switchable side of the ignition runs to the accessory fuse panel. Also, from the
switchable side of the ignition the wire to the alternator is located. Thought this might be useful info..
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