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  1. 11-28-2019, 11:05 AM #1
    Steve Meltzer
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    Current Draw on my 911E HELP!!!

    First of all, my apologies for X-posting with Pelican. I found that I have a current draw of about 107mA. The car is a ‘69E, 73T motor, MFI. Recent history: previous owner added a modern stereo, I had some work done on the MFI system (new cold start solenoid), and I added A/C. I discovered the current draw as my batteries were dying a premature death.

    The circuit in question is the white fuse in the middle of the block of 3 at the left rear corner. The fuse cover says “start-magnet-valve” and “start valve”. (picture attached)
    Despite pulling that white fuse, all systems work, specifically the start system from cold, the radio, all lights, cigarette lighter, fan …everything I could check. The only thing that didn’t work was the wipers, and they didn’t work even with fuse replaced, suggesting that its failure is a “red herring” and a separate problem.

    Is there an unmanifested problem with the cold start area? Seems weird. Soliciting opinions please. thanx steve
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