P38 switched fuses

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Foghornx

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So I'm trying to convert the EAS auto leveling from permanent +12v to Ign. switched +12v to avoid it discharging the battery and the tank trying to do minute adjustments when parked for longer periods.

I've seen it described before and involves connecting the fused side of the EAS fuse (26 on the 2001 hse fuse box) to a fused tap from a switched fuse feed.

My fuse box appears to have all the fuse positions permanently switched though.

Should there be a switched fuse feed on the 2001 fusebox? Are all the switched fuses under the seat or are all the switched feeds just supplied by the becm
 
So I'm trying to convert the EAS auto leveling from permanent +12v to Ign. switched +12v to avoid it discharging the battery and the tank trying to do minute adjustments when parked for longer periods.

I've seen it described before and involves connecting the fused side of the EAS fuse (26 on the 2001 hse fuse box) to a fused tap from a switched fuse feed.

My fuse box appears to have all the fuse positions permanently switched though.

Should there be a switched fuse feed on the 2001 fusebox? Are all the switched fuses under the seat or are all the switched feeds just supplied by the becm
Just swap the EAS relay for a normal relay. It's not the EAS that discharges the battery but the RF receiver amongst other things like the constant 50ma drain from the BECM even when it's asleep. If the EAS is in good condition, it will only attempt to level down about every 6 hours. Buy a 20 watt solar panel and charge regulator, that will keep the battery fully topped up.
 
It’s under the passenger seat a long thing you’ll see it when you look. Just pull it out will stop it self levelling.
If you have an auto and the BECM is waking up it will make the light on transmission glow. We’ve all done the sitting inside completely silent and motionless while locked watching the bulb thing 😂 we know the way the neighbours look at you afterwards
 
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