Parasitic Drain found

[Lensman]

Not sure if this post should go in electrical or radio section but I have a parasitic drain problem. I've managed to isolate it to the F4 - Radio/Infotain fuse in the boot. Removal of this fuse drops the amp draw from approximately 1.2A to 0.09A. Would anyone know how to chase it down further? I have an SSV with the Blaupunkt 6 stacker CD (the CD section doesn't work) I guess if I pull the connector out of the radio and it drops to 0.09A I've found my problem? Or could it still be the bluetooth setup? (Infotain?)
TIA.

 

[BlackVXGTS]

Is it easier to pull the connector from the CD stacker? Possibly that may be the cause of the problem.

 

[Lex]

That is only .03A. Are you sure that is your parasitic drain?

I suppose you have to start somewhere?

 

[Lensman]

Is it easier to pull the connector from the CD stacker? Possibly that may be the cause of the problem.

Is there a separate connector for the CD stacker? I reckon it's the CD stacker chewing the power. It's pretty munted, makes unusual noises at strange times.

 

[Lensman]

That is only .03A. Are you sure that is your parasitic drain?

I suppose you have to start somewhere?

No its much more than that. Nearly 1.1 Amps. 1.2A to 0.09A. Enough to drain a battery in a couple of days. I've only been disconnecting the battery for 2 years so I'm a bit chuffed I've found the cause. Just need to narrow it down, could be a good excuse to buy the Aerpro Kit and a new headunit.

 

[degeneration]

Yeah that bloody 90s stacker would be the culprit... Go aeropro all the way and get all those tunes on mp3