Battery drains for no known reason

Asked by spark3612 Oct 03, 2015 at 12:36 PM about the 2010 Honda Accord

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

We have had battery replaced many times, have had 4 mechanics look at it-
including dealer.  Thought we had it figured out- but continues to occur.  We
are about ready to replace the car. Has anyone else experienced this and
resolved the issue?

4 Answers

100

I left on a trip for 12 days and battery was dead when I returned. Dealer says it is computers draining battery. Hard to believe. Any suggestions? Perhaps a stronger battery?

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70

my 2005 honda accord has a issue with something draining the battery overnight. i have changed the battery, ac relay, and it has a new altinator.

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