Battery drain , had tested and they show a parasidic drain but dont know where? what should I do

Asked by daragh76 Oct 03, 2016 at 12:16 PM about the 2009 Volkswagen Jetta

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

car been running fine , went to start up and thought battery was dead , finally got started . took to Auto parts store who tested and say Batery and alt are fine , but had 1.47 v so they say its a parasidic drain ?? No dome lights, AC , radio on ??

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Do you know if your trunk latches completely? The light in your trunk could secretly be on and draining the battery slowly.

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Holly , issues sorted ! I have another one . so I replaced the battery and now when i press the CD button to take me to my AUX it does not work? could replacing the battery have caused this to not work ?

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