Dead battery Problem
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Asked by hpg2 Feb 08, 2010 at 05:06 PM about the 2005 Nissan Altima 2.5 S

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

2005 Altima with 40,000  Miles  2.5 S.  Having dead battery if the car sits for three or dour days. Changed battery twice in the last year. Dealer could not find any problems. Stated draw on battery is normal. Can't believe that since it keeps going dead.  I can't afford the labor rates for them to tear the car apart.  Any ideas from pat experiences like this.

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Mike answered 14 years ago

Do you park the car with the security system enabled. Do not enable system and see if your problem goes away.

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hpg2 answered 14 years ago

How do you do that, I can't find the fuse listed on eithr fuse panels

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