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Old 11-21-2003, 12:55 AM
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Draining battery

I wonder if anyone had this problem. My battery keep draining down over night . The battery is brand new ive replaced the altenater and made sure that nothing is left on. any suggestions?
Old 11-21-2003, 04:49 AM
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It could be a BAD new battery,, have it checked or the alternator is not producing enough power( electrical problem are difficult to pinpoint, good luck. I to am having problems with my Battery as my car stop charging. I bought a new battery but have not installed it because I am waiting on a new alternator (living in Germany I have to order it). Hopefully it will come in next week and that will solve my problem.
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An open circuit in your starter will cause this problem. I replaced 2 batteries and replaced the alternator twice before I took it to a shop and was told the started had an open circuit and needed to be replaced even though it worked fine. I replaced it and have not had a problem since.
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