why are 2020 forester have battery drain
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Guru9R9KBS answered 2 years ago
Any car can have a battery or parasitic drain. Have your mechanic test the vehicles electrical system to see what circuit is the culprit and make a repair.
why are 2020 forester have battery drain
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