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Battery Drain - 5 days in the shop

Redskins85va

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I bought my telluride on Saturday, drove Monday, then Wednesday it wouldn't start. It's been in the shop ever since. Only today they said it's a buss somewhere, something draining the battery. They said they have to start by taking the door off and searching for the short there, maybe tailgate. Has anyone had this issue. They said I had a bad battery, but the new one also died.
 
Oh….sounds like a module is doing a self test and then staying “on” and draining the battery. I haven’t heard of it in this vehicle but I have seen the problem in past vehicles
 
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