Re: Battery drain –
23-12-2011,11:14 PM
Originally Posted by
tazzie
...pendulum chamber
Is that where the grandfather clock is...? 
There are more than one fuse panels; so make sure you find them all. Also, some devices are directly fed, so ultimately you'll need to refer to a current flow diagram.
The Central Convenience Module (which handles the alarm functions too) is located under the carpet under the front passenger seat - these are known to get fried when the drains are blocked and the rainwater goes inside the passenger compartment. If it has got wet, you may be lucky in removing it and drying it over a radiator for a good few hours.
If the plenum chamber has flooded, you must unblock the drains. Poke through with your finger or something. flush with plenty of water to clear away other debris that would just block the drains again. One under the battery, the other under the brake servo.
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