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well it isnt the battery,had it disconnected for 5 days and then recon it and it started...could be the regulator,but now its not showing signs of a drain...scratchin my head!
usually the diode in the regulator is bad switching the main reg wire to key on will stop the drain But the reg is on the way out and unless your doing this on the road chang the regulator
to confirm this - remove the neg term connect the test light between the two one on battery one end on the removed terminal and it should glow , not usually bright then remove the regulator plus wire the light will go off completely a volt meter also works
What did this test show you?
I'm leaning toward a reg now as earlier suggested.
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