I've got a 2002 Saturn SC2 and there seems to be a pretty big problem with my battery - it keeps dying.
I've got an alarm system and a pretty big stereo system that I thought my be improperly installed, but two separate locations test and say that there is no power being drawn other than from the alarm when the car is off (and that what was coming from the alarm wouldn't drain the battery).
I'm not sure what to think but if I leave my car sitting for more than 3-4 days, it just won't start.
Last night I used my car. Tonight I tried to start it and it's just dead.
This is a new battery as well. I think the old battery had the same problem, but I know I also completely ran it down a few times by leaving the lights on, so I just figured it needed to be replaced, but it's happening again.
If my car isn't using any power when it's just sitting, how could the battery die?
I've got an alarm system and a pretty big stereo system that I thought my be improperly installed, but two separate locations test and say that there is no power being drawn other than from the alarm when the car is off (and that what was coming from the alarm wouldn't drain the battery).
I'm not sure what to think but if I leave my car sitting for more than 3-4 days, it just won't start.
Last night I used my car. Tonight I tried to start it and it's just dead.
This is a new battery as well. I think the old battery had the same problem, but I know I also completely ran it down a few times by leaving the lights on, so I just figured it needed to be replaced, but it's happening again.
If my car isn't using any power when it's just sitting, how could the battery die?
