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My battery keeps draining down.
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Welcome to this forum! Something is draining the battery. Do you have an alarm?
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Check the current drain with an ammeter, and pull fuses one at a time. I've renamed your thread, and moved it into the stock 95-01 section.
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Make sure your rear wiper switch is not on....(ssuming the wiper is not moving).....Happened to me. My rear wiper motor was locked up. Aparently I tried a few times using the switch to get it to work, and accidentally left the switch on with the motor stuck. Every 5 or so days the battery would be dead! Took me forever to diagnose it, but the giveaway was the relay would tick! Something to look into just in case.
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