I have a 2013 Dodge Dart Limited 2.0L, the battery is draining overnight after about a day and a half of sitting.
I’ve changed the alternator, the battery checks good, changed the BCM #3 30 amp fuse, but it is still draining.
Any suggestions on the next troubleshooting step?
Hello fellow dart owners, I recently bought a 2016 Dodge Dart 2.0 sxt. I have noticed in the last couple weeks I have been having a battery draw and my battery has been draining slowly overnight. I just took it to the dealer and had them do a diagnostics on it and they can’t find anything that...
Hello fellow dart owners, I recently bought a 2016 Dodge Dart 2.0 sxt. I have noticed in the last couple weeks I have been having a battery draw and my battery has been draining slowly overnight. I just took it to the dealer and had them do a diagnostics on it and they can’t find anything that...
No, if it's charging while running, your charging system is working like it should. You have a parasitic draw meaning that something is staying on after you shut it off thus draining the battery. Please read the link and if you don't understand, find a mechanic that does.
Mine was doing this, also a 2013. It wasn’t “throwing any codes”. Took two dealerships and then finally a researching husband to come up with it being the instrument panel dimmer (the rotary one, to the left of the steering column). It for some reason wasn't operating correctly and was drawing down the battery. He ended up replacing it himself for about $40 after the dealerships had zero clues.
Check the nuts on top of battery ...my 2013 rallye was experiencing dead battery overnight it was dye to a nut being removed falling off where the positive terminal is the bolt closest to terminal is alternator
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