ACC power doesn't cut right away
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ACC power doesn't cut right away
I'm trying to troubleshoot or determine if/why my 12V ACC power doesn't drop when the key is removed. Using a multimeter, I measured voltage across the 12V ACC pin of my stereo's harness to a chassis ground and watched as voltage slowly trickled down (about .01V / second)
Anyone has any experience like that?
Anyone has any experience like that?
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It is very weird problem.
I measuring the voltage from Ignition Switch near the keyholder. It is the same!
I thought it is the ignition switch. I opened the inside of that switch and there was some loose contacts. It is copper and there were oxidations inside that switch.
It didn't helped either.
I'm thinking if a relay can hold some amount of electricity inside the coil?
I checked all the fuses and relays.
But I have read there are some more relays behind cluster panel. I'll check that too
I measuring the voltage from Ignition Switch near the keyholder. It is the same!
I thought it is the ignition switch. I opened the inside of that switch and there was some loose contacts. It is copper and there were oxidations inside that switch.
It didn't helped either.
I'm thinking if a relay can hold some amount of electricity inside the coil?
I checked all the fuses and relays.
But I have read there are some more relays behind cluster panel. I'll check that too
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