my battery dies overnight

Asked by monica1953 Nov 14, 2014 at 08:10 AM about the 1995 Buick LeSabre Custom Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

do not know why my battery dies overnight, have to charge it every morning

3 Answers

25

It could be that you have something plugged into your cigarette outlet, or you have an electrical short somewhere. I would recommend taking it to your mechanic and have them run a test for you. They should be able to locate the problem.

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There could be a drain, like the above answer suggests, or it could just be a bad battery, a bad connection, or a bad alternator- how old is the battery? does it sit outside? did it get REAL cold last night? look at the battery cables- are they corroded?

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TAKE THE POSITIVE CABLE OFF OF THE BATTERY WHEN IT IS RUNNING. IF IT DIES OUT, THEN IT NEEDS A ALTERNATOR. IF IT DOES NOT DIE OUT, THEN IT IS SOMETHING ELSE.

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