I have 2003 Mitshubishi Outlander. Replaced the battery 2 weeks ago. Car ran for 2 days then died. Took to Mechanic and tried to replicate problem. No go. We changed the Starter switch. Car was running fine for a week. Went to start today and battery dead. Any suggestions.

Asked by rn3ny Jun 11, 2015 at 12:22 PM about the 2003 Mitsubishi Outlander LS AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Battery died 2 weeks ago Changed car worked fine for 2 days then died again. Brought to mechanic and he tried to repicate problem. The only thing i heard was that the fan didn't go off after turning off ignition. We replaced the ignition switch we thought that may be it. Car ran great for a week. Went to start it today and dead. Any other suggestions to look for?

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Kelly answered 9 years ago

first thing to do is charge the battery and load test/Vat it in the car...

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JaneeseP answered 9 years ago

Did you find help to your problem? I have an 03 Outlander and battery was 80%, but would not hold a charge so we replaced battery. Car was fine that day, next day the new battery was dead. Alternator has check out ok. Any ideas?

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Jessica answered 4 years ago

Since alternator was good and new battery also drained it sounds like the connection. Assuming a shop installed the new battery id say it's the actual terminals/wiring.

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