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US-based multinational carmaker with subsidiaries in Europe and Australia
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Does Ford's heated windscreen/windshield normally drain excessive current?
When getting my battery tested for an issue in this post, the mechanic noted that when my Ford's "quickclear" windscreen heating element was activated and the engine running, the voltage coming from t …
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Does Ford's heated windscreen/windshield normally drain excessive current?
I took it to a main dealer who diagnosed that the battery needed a replacement.
Now a quick test with the blowers doesn't seem to show any voltage loss as before.
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