The wife had a 2000 GMC yukon. we finally pretty much GAVE it to my step brother last year for the price of hauling it away.
Ran fine, but did leak a little. but it would eat batteries too. not a slow eat.. but just consume in one evening.
run fine all day, park it, then the next morning, deader than a doornail. swap batteries and then it would run fine 6m and then out of nowhere do it again.
it did it on and off from the time it was about 10ys old till we stopped using it and parked it in the barn, then finally got rid of it.
Charge system always checked out as charging good current and voltage. disconnecting the alt did not effect it during setting. It must be some peice of electronics that the ECM turns on at some point and drains the battery. I used to call it the 'strand' circuit, as that's what it would do.. strand you.
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