SteveK
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- Location
- USA
- Vehicle Year
- 2000
- Make / Model
- Ford Ranger
- Transmission
- Automatic
Howdy folks -
I have a parasitic battery draw on my 2000 Ford Ranger.
I have narrowed this down to fuse #26 which contains the GEM and battery saver relay.
One of my master mechanic friends told me that it is not uncommon for the battery saver relay to be the root cause.
To trouble shoot further, I picked up a battery saver relay from the Ford dealer because it was cheap (less than $3). I plan to drop a new one in, let the circuit time out, and see if I still have the parasitic drain.
So.. the $10,000 - where is the battery saver relay located?
I have the cover and lower panel below the steering column removed - but do not see anything.
.. anyone online know where this critter hides?
SK
I have a parasitic battery draw on my 2000 Ford Ranger.
I have narrowed this down to fuse #26 which contains the GEM and battery saver relay.
One of my master mechanic friends told me that it is not uncommon for the battery saver relay to be the root cause.
To trouble shoot further, I picked up a battery saver relay from the Ford dealer because it was cheap (less than $3). I plan to drop a new one in, let the circuit time out, and see if I still have the parasitic drain.
So.. the $10,000 - where is the battery saver relay located?
I have the cover and lower panel below the steering column removed - but do not see anything.
.. anyone online know where this critter hides?
SK