Nemo with 0.5a draw

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Nemo with 0.5a draw

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Hi Folks

Wonder if you can help

Nemo battery flat again

So went checking

0.51a draw

Now lots talk about bluetooth module looked under the seat and cannot see it

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Re: Nemo with 0.5a draw

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what year and model Nemo is it? :)
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Re: Nemo with 0.5a draw

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Hi
All i can say is a nemo 2010 with seats lol
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Re: Nemo with 0.5a draw

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As you mention 0.5A draw I assume you have a multimeter. So connect the mutimeter on current and put it in series with the negative terminal so it shows the 0.5A draw. Then remove the fuses in both fuse boxes one at a time until you discover which one disconnects the current. Then you know which circuit to investigate. Good luck :)
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Re: Nemo with 0.5a draw

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0.5 amp drain with the car shut down is about 10 to 20 times what I would think is normal. Have you got a dash cam or other accessory plugged in ?
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Re: Nemo with 0.5a draw

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By removing
F36 10 A Audio equipment - mobile telephone pre-equipment - air conditioning

Has now dropped to 0.26
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Re: Nemo with 0.5a draw

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Then I'd leave that fuse out and keep going through the rest, 0.26A is still too high. You may find a second fuse which provides a separate supply to the head unit. :)
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Re: Nemo with 0.5a draw

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Hi
Spoke to garage today and asked about it was informed anything under 0.3a is fine

Any idea where else to look
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Re: Nemo with 0.5a draw

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Does the car have an alarm ? If the back up battery in the siren has failed that might be a cause of the main battery to go flat.
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Re: Nemo with 0.5a draw

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ohspecial1 wrote: 10 Mar 2026, 14:45 Hi
Spoke to garage today and asked about it was informed anything under 0.3a is fine
Thats way too high, should be more like 0.05a

Is there any non original electrical accessories fitted to the van?
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PaulC5 wrote: 11 Mar 2026, 21:22 Does the car have an alarm ? If the back up battery in the siren has failed that might be a cause of the main battery to go flat.

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Re: Nemo with 0.5a draw

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wheeler wrote: 11 Mar 2026, 21:54
ohspecial1 wrote: 10 Mar 2026, 14:45 Hi
Spoke to garage today and asked about it was informed anything under 0.3a is fine
Thats way too high, should be more like 0.05a

Is there any non original electrical accessories fitted to the van?
Hi aftermarket radio unit but has always been there and now with fuse removed no longer works