why is my battery dying every day? please help!
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why is my battery dying every day? please help!
i don't drive my evo everyday and every time i go out to start it it's dead. this was happening with the regular battery, and finally i didn't catch it in time and it drained totally - so i replaced the OEM battery with an odyssey pc680, so it should be ok even if it does drain out.
also, i:
1) closed all the doors tight
2) put my camera in the trunk and shut it to be sure the light goes out (i took the wing off and the trunk seems to sit a little high when it's closed - i thought maybe it wasn't pushing down on the light switch hard enough). watched the tape and i does go out.
3) turned the dome light off just in case
the only thing that's changed besides the wing being gone is i removed the IC sprayer tank and motor, so the harness that was connected to the sprayer motor is now just hanging loose.
what could be draining my battery? i'll take any suggestions - thanks!
also, i:
1) closed all the doors tight
2) put my camera in the trunk and shut it to be sure the light goes out (i took the wing off and the trunk seems to sit a little high when it's closed - i thought maybe it wasn't pushing down on the light switch hard enough). watched the tape and i does go out.
3) turned the dome light off just in case
the only thing that's changed besides the wing being gone is i removed the IC sprayer tank and motor, so the harness that was connected to the sprayer motor is now just hanging loose.
what could be draining my battery? i'll take any suggestions - thanks!
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try checking your battery connection. Make sure it is completely tight and secure. I know on my 3000gt I had the same problem. Turns out I didnt tighten the positive terminal enough. Another thing to check is to make sure the battery is made for your vehicle and pumps out
enough amps.
enough amps.
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i forgot another factor:
my car was broken into and they cut up the alarm and sirens...
so basically the battery would hold a charge for 7 full days at a time at least and then, all around the same time:
1) the alarm wires were cut
2) i removed the wing
3) i removed the IC sprayer reservoir/motor
i think i'll try disconnecting the alarm from the battery (since the sirens are cut anyway) and see if the battery still drains down.
my car was broken into and they cut up the alarm and sirens...
so basically the battery would hold a charge for 7 full days at a time at least and then, all around the same time:
1) the alarm wires were cut
2) i removed the wing
3) i removed the IC sprayer reservoir/motor
i think i'll try disconnecting the alarm from the battery (since the sirens are cut anyway) and see if the battery still drains down.
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