Car with new battery not driven for 4 days won't start low battery.

Asked by John Sep 28, 2016 at 02:15 PM about the 2013 INFINITI M37 x AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

CAN NOT RUNNING VEHICLE FOR 4 DAYS RESULT IN LOW BATTERY EVEN
IF THERE IS NO ELECTRICAL/MECHANICAL ISSUES. MY MECHANIC SAYS
YES. A CAR ORIENTED FRIEND SAYS IMPOSSIBLE, THERE HAS TO BE
SOME TYPE OF PROBLEM. GARAGED, WARM WEATHER, NEW BATTERY.

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189,395

yes you have a short, here is a quick method to test for a short... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wLrTjeb9TY

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Any modifications to the car? Aftermarket radio, amp, speakers? Remote starter? Non-factory lights?

Only non-OEM feature is Verizon HUM which is self-powered but uses a OBD Blue-Tooth sending unit.

158,955

Either the new battery wasn't fully charged or you have a parasitic draw sucking the juice out of the battery. We had an Infiniti G37x and it could sit for weeks and start right up.

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Its the hum Google it they are known to cause battery drain and a whole host of other problems

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