
 Originally Posted by 
shano79
					 
				 
				Hi guys,
I have an issue with my 300tdi fender. 
There seems to be a short somewhere and im banging my head against walls trying to find it. 
I have had a blown 60 mega fuse (under bonnet fuse location) and within minutes of a fully charged battery being connected it is drained to the point car will not start. (2.7 volts)
I believe it is in thew circuit that the blown fuse relates to but cant find any wiring diagrams to help. My head tells me its the starter shorting out and . Is there a simple test to perform for this ?
My brain is so switching off to this problem as i have been looking for causes between battery charging for days. I now fear that ive shortened the life of my new battery but **** happens as long as i can find the short ill be happy.
Well any thoughts or ideas would be greatly appreciated.
			
		 
	 
 
Shano,
IIRC the alternator has a slow blow 60A fuse, it is possible the short to earth is in the rectifier/ rotor. Try disconnecting the main charge wire (Thickest one) to the alternator and see if the current draw is still there.
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