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    Automotive 11 to 13.8v step-up

    How does one determine the current draw? Thx
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    Automotive 11 to 13.8v step-up

    How do I determine that? (sigh - pump is fine - both old and new) I have another car like this (one model year away) and pump in inop as well. It's pretty endemic with this pump/application with this model. Lazzer408: Guaranteed it was new. In sealed factory bag.
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    Automotive 11 to 13.8v step-up

    Don't take this the wrong way... ;) But as others have noted in suggestions to move to another automaker's or aftermarket pump, the factory setup needs a boost. The harness gets pretty nasty (in terms of access) after the fuse box. I agree that I could find other points of current loss...
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    Automotive 11 to 13.8v step-up

    Results: Engine running: 14.75 After stopping: 13.05 After dissipating surface charge (headlights on for 5 mins): 12.49 Corrected for temp (64 degrees F) [-.072v] : 12.418 Battery: Johnson Controls, 3 years old State of charge: 75% All power hungry accessories (rear window defroster...
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    Automotive 11 to 13.8v step-up

    Excellent test. Never heard of that one before! Disconnected coil, crank for 10 seconds: no temp change - checked with IR thermometer (and touch), before and after. New is factory OEM. I can actually source many new Peugeot parts even though the car hasn't been sold in NA for 18 years...
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    Automotive 11 to 13.8v step-up

    Thought so myself. So, I bought a new one. It's behavior is exactly the same. Now I have an extra. :rolleyes:
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    Automotive 11 to 13.8v step-up

    Hi all, What a cool site! I dabble with electronics and dabble is the correct word. I'm somewhat surprised I haven't killed myself yet. This looks like an outstanding place to learn! I have an old car and a couple of devices on it require a bit more than 12v. I saw many step-down...

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