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  1. Since I'm making this troubleshooting process up as I go along, I just; Took the meter out of the circuit. Connected the battery Key on Cycled thru all of the HVAC functions Turned HVAC system OFF Put the meter back in the circuit = No change sad face
  2. Our car has a parasitic battery drain that is very noticeable. I've found a fuse, that when pulled drops the measured battery drain from ~ 140mAmps to 10mAmps. This is repeatable. The fuse index says it's the heating / climatronic which I take to be the HVAC control I know that 964 / 993 CCUs Climate Control Units have this failure mode. Have any of you seen it in a 997.2 Carrera? 140 mAmps with fan off and HVAC off. I'm uncertain how to troubleshoot the CCU Thank you
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