Re: [DML] Re: Where is the common electrical leak?
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Re: [DML] Re: Where is the common electrical leak?
- From: Martin Gutkowski <webmaster@xxxx>
- Date: Sun, 30 Jun 2002 01:08:43 +0100
Hi Walt
Lets do some quick maths here:
My battery is 58Ah (OEM batt) - that means it will flatten in 58 hours at 1A or in 1 hour
at 58A. 11.7mA is 0.0117A
58 divided by 0.0117 equals 4957 hours
which is 206 days
I would call this a reasonable time for a battery to discharge "on its own" wouldn't you?
IMO the emergency unlock is of limited use anyway.
Martin
#1458
Walter Coe wrote:
> My two cents on your discussion: Unplugging only the red wire on the OEM
> door lock module will only patch half the problem. The module still draws
> current through the multi-wire plug while the car isn't being used. For
> people who don't drive often, not unplugging the module completely leaves an
> unnecessary drain on the battery. Here is a relevant quote from a previous
> post:
>
> > I have found that both my original door lock module and Randy's
> > module draws the same 11.7 mA when sitting idle.
> > The Lockzilla module sitting idle draws 11.1 mA.
> > The Lockzilla module with the optional keyless remote entry draws 22.3 mA.
>
> But then with no module at all there is no way for the doors to
> automatically unlock in an accident.
>
> Walt
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