why would a new battery go dead over night

Asked by b1j2w53 May 24, 2014 at 08:41 AM about the 2002 GMC Envoy 4 Dr SLT 4WD SUV

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dandyoun answered 10 years ago

www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdIKNnwEjIs -- check this out. It shows how to test for your problem circuit.

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Jabali answered 10 years ago

The first obvious thing to look at is if youre leaving something on. If not, then theres a drainage occurring through faulty wiring possibly. AAA checks these things for you or you could have electrical checked with YOUR mechanic. A stranger will take you through the ringer.

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GuruLC6Y6 answered 5 years ago

My knew battary dies in one night and I don't leave any thing on and the electric loss sometimes works and sometimes don't

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Crocodile314sct__ answered 3 years ago

I'm here on this for the same dang reason. Once a couple years ago the back fans would turn on even without the key. Check that knob behind console, then lock in manual and find the fuse box under the seat. Find that fuse and pull it if you never use it.

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