battery/alternator test good...still dies
Had it and alternator tested, battery came out next to perfect. Pulled 758 cca out of the rated 760cca, 14.4v unloaded, and 14.07v loaded.
So i began to wonder if i was getting a draw on it. I got about a month ago a intermittent random "right mirror turn signal out" warning but it's not out and the warning doesn't always appear.
I did a draw test on the battery and I came up negative (unhooked the negative terminal, and put my negative prong on the battery terminal and the positive prong on the positive terminal and put the darn thing in mA and still nothing. however this was also during one of the instances where the turn signal out lamp warning was not triggered.
However just 20 minutes ago after getting home from work, I noticed after rummiging in my garage that my center data LCD thing on the dash was still lit up saying that turn signal was out and i have been out of the car about 20 minutes now...
so I am assuming this is my draw, any thoughts as to why this is staying on or how to fix this?
Regardless, i still don't see why this is causing my LCD to stay lit saying bulb out!
I hooked up my multimeter and put it on the current setting and my craftsman keeps reading 1___._ when on the 10A setting. According to the manual a "1" means out of range reading...so is this thing trying to say that there is greater than a 10A draw on my battery? lol no but seriously, lol there is just no way
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connected the negative lead to the negative batt terminal, and took the red lead and connected to the bolt that the negative cable connects too, and i get 1__._
I just don't understand how i can get more than 10A of current from anything when the car is off



