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01-17-2010, 01:30 PM	#1
jayrod16 Tri-State Aficionado Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Pottstown, PA Member #6084 My Ride: 98 GST/ 01 Merc Cougar iTrader: (3)	Anyone/shop to help diagnose battery dying issues? (PA) Hey guys.. Long story short, my ford focus has air suspension installed and the compressor and system was wired (when i bought it) to work whether the car is running or not. Now that my car is not a DD, the battery keeps dying. I have tried unhooking the compressor and seeing if that works and no go. Ive heard there is a way to hook it up or run a test to see where the power is draining from. Just seeing if any shops in the area do that stuff. I bought a jump box/battery box for xmas so thats really the only way to start it. I bought a new battery too and still died. I am located in Pottstown. Thanks Jay

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