Re: Battery/Electrical ? and help needed
Before you do ANYTHING ELSE...
If you didn't install or change anything before the first battery started doing this...
Take your vehicle or alternator to a parts store with an alternator tester. Have the diodes in the alternator checked.
If you have a diode out, the battery will go dead in a couple of days, but the alternator will still charge when the engine is running.
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If that test comes up good, then take the negative battery cable off, and let the vehicle set a couple or three days, and see if the battery goes dead or not.
If it does, it's the battery. If it doesn't, it's the vehicle.
Put a digital multi-meter (volt-ohm meter, $20 at Radio Shack or Wal-Mart) set on DC Volts in between the battery negative cable and the negative post on the battery.
You are looking for under 1 volt passing through that connection.
If you have more than 1 volt showing, start pulling fuses one at a time, check the meter, pull another fuse, check the meter, ect. until you find the load.
If you have pulled all the fuses and you are still showing a load, then it's time for some specific instructions, come back here and ask again.
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