Battery draining fast

Asked by GuruVRZV9 Sep 07, 2018 at 07:37 PM about the 2005 Honda Accord LX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Changed starter, alternator, battery. Still draining the battery and shutting
down. And pervious radio coming on without car being on, possibly related?

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Odydude answered 5 years ago

Perform a parasitic battery draw (Watch YouTube). Check under the hood relays and pull the AC magnetic clutch relay. A good miliamp reading will be below 50 miliamps. Mine was reading 323 miliamps, pulled the #7 Backup fuse located below the drivers left kick panel and dropped to 2 miliamp. This fuse controls the rear sliding doors and might have a tuck micromawitch

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