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My daughter has a 6n that is flattening its battery overnight. Using a multimeter I've narrowed the problem down to the circuit protected by fuse 27. 

 

My question is what to do next! The multimeter reading (st to amps, connected in serial between the battery positive cable and terminal)  was reading 200 until I removed fuse 27, then it dropped to 18. 

 

Has anyone else had this problem or know what my next course of action should be?

 

Thanks!

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  • First Welcome to the forum.   Fuse 27 is for the dash panel/interior light/OBDll connector/luggage compartment light  So my best bet would be the luggage compartment light staying ON the swi

First Welcome to the forum.

 

Fuse 27 is for the dash panel/interior light/OBDll connector/luggage compartment light  So my best bet would be the luggage compartment light staying ON the switch is part of the tailgate latch

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Thank you! I've been a regular for a while but haven't posted anything until now! :)

 

Thanks for the answer too, I will take a look and update the thread with my findings!

 

Cheers. 

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