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Originally Posted by KidVermicious View Post
Aftermarket wiring is always the first suspect when you're chasing a parasitic drain. But I'm with the Durkish one, a drain that fast should have started a fire, are you sure your multimeter is sound?
A really low battery will drain like that, they can also short internally.

Bad alternators can also cause a drain, bad diodes can cause negative a/c voltage to enter the system and cause the battery to drain while running too.
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