An Outlander owner asked about a battery draw after shutdown. The discussion focused on the ignition-off circuit that continues to feed memory functions and modules.
What the report actually shows
A measurement taken too soon after locking can include modules that have not entered sleep. The thread recommended isolating a circuit only after allowing the vehicle to settle.
Reported outcome
The cited discussion does not identify a confirmed faulty component.
What to take from this case
Record the draw over time with doors and accessories left undisturbed. Avoid a measurement method that wakes the car and changes the condition being tested.
This is a reported experience and an educational reading of its evidence, not a diagnosis for another vehicle. The original discussion is linked below; AI4Car has not independently inspected the vehicle.
Sources and further reading
Community discussion · outcome not verified
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