Battery draining (not seat module)
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Battery draining (not seat module)
My C32 drains the battery. When all systems are down (unplugged ground cable from battery) I get a drain of almost 3A! When I remove the Comand fuse (No 64) it drains 0.9 A less. I have not checked the rest of the fuses, but do you have some ideas why the comand drains battery?
My seat module are already unplugged, so do you have some idea what drains 2A?
My seat module are already unplugged, so do you have some idea what drains 2A?
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There have been several problems reported with a fan that sits behind the comand running constantly, it sounds like you may have the same problem. Try doing a search for comand fan, and see what turns up.
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thanks! Do anyone know where the fuse for the overhead light module is located?
Is the light module located inside the light/button "package" between the front windshield and the sunroof?
Is the light module located inside the light/button "package" between the front windshield and the sunroof?
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My C32 drains the battery. When all systems are down (unplugged ground cable from battery) I get a drain of almost 3A! When I remove the Comand fuse (No 64) it drains 0.9 A less. I have not checked the rest of the fuses, but do you have some ideas why the comand drains battery?
My seat module are already unplugged, so do you have some idea what drains 2A?
My seat module are already unplugged, so do you have some idea what drains 2A?
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My C32 drains the battery. When all systems are down (unplugged ground cable from battery) I get a drain of almost 3A! When I remove the Comand fuse (No 64) it drains 0.9 A less. I have not checked the rest of the fuses, but do you have some ideas why the comand drains battery?
My seat module are already unplugged, so do you have some idea what drains 2A?
My seat module are already unplugged, so do you have some idea what drains 2A?
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my Comand has always draw some charges, but not enough to drain my battery.
PLM, both driver and passenger seat can cause battery drain. make sure you check both. not sure where's the fuse for the overhead. did you lost the fuse chart? i'll check if i can find mine.
PLM, both driver and passenger seat can cause battery drain. make sure you check both. not sure where's the fuse for the overhead. did you lost the fuse chart? i'll check if i can find mine.
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hey my comand was draining the battery.......i thought great 1600 for a new one...but i was told about trying an update for the comand and it worked best £25 i spent simply reove the nav disc and insert the cd you pyrchased and follow instructions great...
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I has a similar problem 1.85A draw and the battery would go flat after 2 days , I traced it down to a can bus problem the dash was not 'going to sleep ' and keeping all the other functions awake .. as the new instrument cluster is aprox 700 gbp or well over 1000 dollars so I have installed a switch on the can bus and if the car is bieng left over night I switch the dash can off and the rest of the car goes to sleep and the drain is 15mA .
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