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The master cylinder is above the Fuze panel on my 85 cherrokee. Resulting in the same problem.
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I've had that problem B4 & to keep the battery charged overnight I put a battery disconnect switch until I could run the drain down!
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Have seen alternators develop a internal leak like that. Have you tried disconnecting it overnight?
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I'm with Bama, I've had that issue.
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Thanks for the replies y'all. Found the problem to be a short in the starter solenoid. Two ways to fix. The correct way or cheap and easy couple feet of wire and a toggle switch from the stash.
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Glad you found it!
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Yep i can finally put that part of my buyers remorse behind me. Now to move on to the growling rear axle. I figured it to be just a wheel bearing when i bought it. Right rear bearing was bad but after replacing it the growling continues.
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