Battery and Alternator test fine. Battery keeps dying
Asked by 2000explorer Jan 15, 2013 at 12:19 AM about the 2000 Ford Explorer
Question type: Maintenance & Repair
2000 Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer. No issues with the vehicle and this issue has seemed to come out of no where. The only issue that Im thinking may be the reason is that the back hatch sometimes will now latch on the passenger side. After we park we close the hatch so that the it is latched. Obviously when the latch is not closed all the way a light will be on but when everything is closed the battery should not die???? I am at a loss, looking for any suggestions.
5 Answers
arkansasoutlaw answered 11 years ago
i had a problem with my 92 ford f150 where it was just up and have no power i replaced the battery and alternator but the problem still occurred i found out that it was my connection from my assecesory wire i had that replaced and never had the problem again it may not be the same thing but it sounds like what my ford did you may give it a try best of luck to you
2000explorer answered 11 years ago
I have taken out the #11 fuse which is for the dash cluster and automatic lights, and the problem has seemed to stop. I am trying to figure out where to find the problem from here?
My 2004 Ford Explorer,has a dead battery after sitting in the garage for a few days. I took it to Advance to have it checked. Battery is good and the alternator is good, he said battery needed charged. I don't drive very much,so the car sits for 6 or 7 days before I go someplace..there is a light that flashes in the dash,a red light, near the wind shield I think that light is draining my battery. I don't even know what that light is for?
Just put a brand new alternator on and the battery keeps dying what could be the problem
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