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KLG · 04-14-2018, 05:29 PM

Even when totally off, vehicles have a small battery drain. It is usually in the 20 to 50 milliamp range, depending on the vehicle. Perfectly normal.

I have not had a reason to test my Camaro's battery drain, but I bet it is within that range or close to it.

I keep a battery tender hooked up to the battery while parked in my garage, my Camaro is not a DD.

--KLG--

04-14-2018, 05:29 PM	#21
KLG Drives: 2016 2SS Convertible Join Date: Oct 2017 Location: Las Vegas Posts: 202	Even when totally off, vehicles have a small battery drain. It is usually in the 20 to 50 milliamp range, depending on the vehicle. Perfectly normal. I have not had a reason to test my Camaro's battery drain, but I bet it is within that range or close to it. I keep a battery tender hooked up to the battery while parked in my garage, my Camaro is not a DD. --KLG-- __________________ 2016 2SS Convertible; SIM; Black & Ceramic White interior; M6; NPP; DD LED side marker lamps & back-up lamps; LED trunk lamps, license plate lamps & front T/S lamps; 3rd brake light pulser; Skip-shift eliminator; Borla s-type non-npp axle backs; Weather-Tech floor mats, trunk mat, rear license plate frame/cover; GM fuel door; ZL1addons rock guards; Removed fender badges, front & rear SS badges; JLT CAI, tune, oil separator; RP Synchromax in transmission; RP MaxGear in rear differential; GM Lowering Suspension Upgrade; Dimple oil filter magnets & magnetic oil drain plug; 3M Ceramic window tint.