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Uploaded by on Apr 20, 2011

http://www.askthemechanic.co.uk/electrical/battery-drain.html If your car battery is going flat over night, you need to check for a drain, we show you two methods to do this, using a current clamp and a multi-meter.

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  • No that is fine, that is normal drain for the clock and computers etc, as long as the drain is below 0.2 amp you will be fine.

  • That’s correct there 1000 milliamps in an amp

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  • Very much appreciate your video as I didn't know what current drain to expect.

  • Thank you. That was very well explained and nothing left out.

  • I did it and im getting 0.03A is that going to still drain my bat?

  • Fantastic and clear. Thanks.

  • 0.2A is 200 milliamps isn't it?

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