My father-in-law just passed away and I am trying to sell his 2010 expedition for my mother-in-law. There is a parasitic battery drain on fuse 72. According to the manual it should be the rear auxiliary fuse. However, when I pull this fuse the battery stays charged, but the third row seats will not go up and down which are supposed to be on fuse 70. Help! What could be causing this?
Parasitic Drain
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If you are familiar with a multi-meter, you can measure amps you are losing by following this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YhC8xj5vHUg
If you don't have a multi-meter, find a friend that will help, or take the vehicle to an auto-electric shop.
If you don't have a multi-meter, find a friend that will help, or take the vehicle to an auto-electric shop.
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check your rear wiper they are famous for this.
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