OK,
I know, I know, I've promised before I wouldn't bother you all anymnore.
But your just so DAMN GOOD! (hows that for sucking up?)
Anyway, there was a problem where I would wake up each morning to a dead battery. Hooking an ammeter between the battery and hot terminals, I identified fuse #14 (Glove box lamp) to be the problem.
Pulled the fuse, ammeter dropped to zero, not a starting problem since.
But here's the deal: I put the fuse back in, and observed the glovebox light as the door was being closed - it went out. I suppose it's possible that it goes back on after the door is fully closed, but I don't see how; the switch is in good shape, and the nub that contacts and closes it is fully intact. I guess I could remove the bulb and go back through the amp test.... but ... I'm lazy and thought I'd come here first.
Also, I can't see them putting a 20A (possibly 15A, I don't remember) fuse in for a single glove box light.
Does anyone know of anything else on this circuit that would be drawing power?
Thanks in advance.....
Matt