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quote:
Originally posted by MARLIN JACK:
...I Just Finished Telling All of You, WHERE the 'Draw' is!! I guess some guys, You have to 'Draw Them a Picture!' LOL...

That path to ground is protected by diodes. I had a fellow Pantera owner accidently hook his battery up reversed and it did great job of testing the diodes in forward bias. Lots of smoke and melted wires, diodes held the current load fine though!

I guess it would be possible to have a leaky diode that might draw a bit of current. On a Pantera that path is always there and not switched. The Pantera diagram is here http://www.panteraplace.com/page107.htm

My car can set for weeks and start right up.

Mike

7/4/1011:56 AM

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