[QUOTE = altantezcan] First of all, my friends, my vehicle is not working right now, I made a 150 km road on Sunday, then I left the car 2 days later, the margin did not print. There was a problem with the battery. Zero battery was constantly discharging. I was removing the pole on Sunday. I got into the car on the day, the margin was not pressed, the doors open automatically, the tape lights 4 are clearly clear, every evening is running, they said there is a leak in the vehicle, but they did not find it. When I press the ignition in the vehicle, there is not a single click, my brother-in-law, I asked him, I asked him for the margin engine. How can we understand his love? With respect and love ... [/ QUOTE] May it be over. You put the Mars engine a little harder. So it would be better if he did a master. But I can still help if you want a road procedure. You can determine whether the battery draws current, and if so, where it originates from. First, find a multimeter (also called an avometer) and bring it to the level of 10 ohms. Then remove one of the battery terminals and connect the multimeter to the battery in series. In other words, connect the pole you removed to one end of the multimeter and the other end of the multimeter directly to the battery pole. You will see that there is some current. If your vehicle is awake this current may be high. The current should be very low when the vehicle goes to sleep after a few minutes. If it is still high there is somebody. In order to understand the leakage, you will pull the fuses one by one from the fuse panel one by one to see if the current has fallen. So let's say the multimeter is reading 2 amps, you will go and insert any fuse and see if this ampere value has dropped. If it has not fallen, you will switch to another insurance instead of following that insurance. If you find the enemy, you will immediately get his number and see which equipment is insured and repair it if necessary.
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