Battery went dead after service appointment with the dealer

Asked by Guru94GQNC Sep 27, 2020 at 06:38 PM about the 2020 Toyota RAV4 XLE Premium AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Just had my Rav 4 in for service - oil change
etc has 2000 miles on it since purchase in dec
2019
At first had problems with a dead battery
After charging it myself after the second time
it has been fine for the past7 months
Now after going to the dealers on Friday it sat
thru Saturday & now on Sunday the battery is
dead again -  3rd time

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Not trying to point fingers but if it has only done it after coming back from the dealer sounds like they might either be leaving the door open and the light stays on or perhaps during their diagnostics something is left plugged in too long. Definitely sounds like they like to hook it up and just leave it a while. I'd just bring it to their attention and see what they say. They also may not realize it is happening. Now if it does this on your own time or any time after the dealer then you likely have a parasitic drain coming from something.

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