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Raluek
Nov 3, 2006

WUT.
i used a clamp-on ammeter for this, assuming it's a big enough draw to read on one of those (like >0.25A). clamp on battery cable, then every time it hits a junction and splits clamp part of the bundle and look for where the draw is going. trace until you find your culprit

the fuse pull thing is good too, but idk that a small to moderate drain would have much effect on the battery voltage

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