What is the average amperage draw for a car when it is off?
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I would like to know what the average amperage draw is when the car is off. Radio memory, car computer memory and maybe a satalite radio receiver all take a little power from the battery even when the car is off. Thank you.
Arnulfo
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Tereasa
You would have to put a meter on it to tell. Good question though. A STUMPER
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Joye
First amperage is a bad word, amperes is better (my own little pet peeve) second it should be drawing a few hundred milli-amps.
Abby
It varies on different vehicles: 200mA – 500mA.
I’ve never seen the draw exceed 3/4 of an amp on a vehicle with no other concerns.
Ebonie
when the car is off no power is not running at all.
Aretha
0.31 m.amp.