97 Toyota Camry

Asked by GuruVZSF6 Aug 04, 2018 at 11:52 PM about the 1997 Toyota Camry

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Electrical problem...cars runs
,alternator good but something is
killing battery... alarm or starter?

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Brianator answered 6 years ago

Hook a multimeter up to the battery set to read amperage (draw) and remove then replace one fuse at a time, when you get to the circut drawing on the battery the amps should drop considerably.

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