Questions & Answers for: Nissan staying on drain

Nissan Altima 1995 Brake Light swith staying on Dear Sir, My Nissan Brake light switch is staying on. I tried to trouble shoot but cannot solve same. I am taking out the fuse for the circuit everytime

secuity system light stays red and drains battery After recharging my 2000 Maxima's battery because I hadn't driven it because of ice, I reconnected it as usual. At that time I did'nt notice that the ...

and see if you have anything on like glove box light, any other equipment that was installed may be staying on. roof light may stay be on instead of being switched to door if it has that option. under

the brake lights stay on and drains the battery. I and guessing that make the battery Hot becuase I burn myself when I touch the positive. the fuel level stays on El even with a full tank. brake light

...staying on drawing amps without your knowledge it will drain the battery. If your alternator is not putting voltage back to the battery it will stay drained. (Bad Alternator) Your local autozone will ...

Nissan 2002 Pathfinder is draining its battery If the car sits for more than 12 hours, the battery is drained to the point of not starting. I do not get the "idiot" light about low voltage, ...

wont stay started car starts but wont stay started your tuning is too low,try adjust your carbs tosired point,check fuel filter.if its blog drain it with gas thoroughly then fitted back,start the ...

03 xterra .when i got home i parked for the rest of the day next day no start .got new batt new alternator know for some reason the batt keep drining .if i jumpstart it istart right away. Any adias? ...

...drain and found my glove box light was staying on, even though the door was closed, the hot Florida sun warped the door just enough so that it wouldn't push the switch all the way to shut it

...staying on then if you are a technical then use a multimeter on amps setting in series with a disconnected battery terminal neg is best. then start to remove fuses from the fuse boxes one at a time ...