Posted by JDEM on June 25, 2019 at 08:41:59 from (47.33.231.52):
In Reply to: 04 GMC 1500 posted by Rick n ohio on June 25, 2019 at 08:30:08:
You start by measuring what the actual battery drain is in milliamps. Easy to do with a $3 meter from Harbor Freight. Just about all vehicles built in the past 10 years will kill a battery in one month if not driven and that is normal. You say your's goes dead in 1 week? So that would be 4 times more drain then ought to be there. 1/10th of an amp is normal (100 milliamps). More then that and you have a problem. Like an added car sound system or alarm? Hidden light on all the time inside the glove-box or under the hood? Average car/truck battery can handle a 1/10th constant drain for 700 hours, AKA 29 days.
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