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In Reply to: Battery power loss posted by James on Sunday, February 10, 2008:
james one way to check for what is draning a battery is to remove one of the battery cable ends from the battery. take a test light hook it up between the battery post and the cabel you removed. if a drain is present it will lite up. start unhooking things like alternator wires etc till it goes out and you have found you draw