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honmusa:
call Ehigie 0705 348 8163

honmusa:
Where is your location

kenx1:
Can this be a very serious problem?

honmusa:
wrong move ,computer diagnosis will never see anything ,dont waste your money ,this is core electrical issue ,ecu and sensor are not involved.Find a skilled and educated electrical technician to troubleshoot this for you

honmusa:
Yes that is one possibility.
Try to remove the power to the tracker and check if the drain issue has been resolved .And if it is the tracker that is the culprit ,u will need to confirm if the tracker can be configured to be in sleep mode and if it doesn't support sleep mode then you will need to get another tracker !!
Any tracker that cannot go to sleep will cause a big drain on your battery !!!

honmusa:
This is definitely a parasitic drain .Parasitic drain occurs when you have an electrical devices or gadget drawing current after the ignition has been as been switched off.
Under normal circumstance ,the current draw in the entire electrical systems should be less 50ma after ignition off and anything above is a signal that a load refuse to go off.The drain will eventually damage the battery if it is not repaired .
You will need an mulitmeter that can read current and also have knowledge of electrical mapping of your car to trace the faulty accessory.
Also confirm if any electrical work was done recently on your car

GAZZUZZ:
possibly a bad battery?

mayor2013:
You have a parasitic drain on your car. Do you have any after market gadgets installed on it. Have you checked your charging system if it's OK with the help of a multimeter not a bulb. What is the health status of your battery? Has a voltage drop test been carried out? If all the above are in order carry out a parasitic drain test

eyeview:
That girl should have just shut up. All these girls would be forming victim on social media but when you dig deep, you will see that she is the culprit