2014 Lincoln MKZ kills 8 batteries in last 3 weeks, What is wrong?

Asked by Jim Dec 19, 2016 at 11:25 PM about the 2014 Lincoln MKZ FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Car is killing batteries, stranding me wherever I turn off the car for more than an hour. Dealer unable to determine what is wrong. Any ideas?

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If the Dealer can't figure it out, what am I supposed to do? They should be ashamed- that is a fairly new Ford product, and you should not be having troubles like this- what to do? Take it to another Ford dealer- maybe you can find one that has a competent service department- if THEY can't figure it out, contact the regional Ford rep-

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If it kills the battery in an hour the current draw should be very easy to locate and repair.

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Hi Jim. You've probably got this figured out by now. I have a 2013 MK Z which ran thru 2 batteries but not as quickly as yours. My rear headliner lamps stay on. I think this drains the battery. They are the round circular ones that are supposed to go off automatically.

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