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Old 04-10-2017, 08:54 PM   #8
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Re: Battery drain but on answer in fuse panel

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the memory wire you want to go to the battery source weather it bypasses the fuse panel or not or else you would have to re program the stations every time you turn the truck off . the draw on a stereo memory wire is so minor it should last months on a good battery . however it dosent mean they didn't screw something up on the install . if it didn't turn your test light out pulling fuses you might have to start un plugging everything one thing at a time to find it . luckily theres not a lot of stuff in these old boys
Not necessarily. I always run the memory wire to a fuse that is hot all the time like the brake lights or the horn.

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