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<blockquote data-quote="mase123987" data-source="post: 7795962" data-attributes="member: 642799"><p>So I was able to finally do a successful parasitic draw test. When everything was plugged in, .7A was being pulled. It finally went down to acceptable level after pull a fuse labeled "left-handed electrical center-stop lamps, hazard lamps, body function control module, cluster, climate control system" which was in the engine compartment fuse block.</p><p></p><p>I tested what you had mentioned with no unusual results. Given this, I am thinking it does have something to do with the BCM. I think I will be taking it to a shop at this point.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mase123987, post: 7795962, member: 642799"] So I was able to finally do a successful parasitic draw test. When everything was plugged in, .7A was being pulled. It finally went down to acceptable level after pull a fuse labeled "left-handed electrical center-stop lamps, hazard lamps, body function control module, cluster, climate control system" which was in the engine compartment fuse block. I tested what you had mentioned with no unusual results. Given this, I am thinking it does have something to do with the BCM. I think I will be taking it to a shop at this point. [/QUOTE]
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