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Parasitic Draw That Needs Multiple Fuses and Computer Unplugged

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Old 10-24-2023, 07:24 PM
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That would point to some sort of electronic control module staying on until something changes that makes it go to sleep. Fuse 3 in the underhood PDC is the main power for the PCM and fuse 9 inside is the switched power. Does pulling either of these make any difference ?
I pull the number 3 fuse out with the pcm plugged in and that draw goes away but as soon as I plug in the central timing module or the flasher in I have a draw
 
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Originally Posted by DerTruck
Try disconnecting the central timer module. A lot of stuff is not going to work but see if the current draw goes away.
Now that I figured out the first draw when I plug the central timing module or the flasher relay in it has a draw
 
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#3 is Controller Antilock Brake (ABS) Have you tried a new flasher? May have an issue with both flasher and ctm.
 
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