Hello Everyone,
My 2019 Explorers Battery is going dead.
It appears there's a draw coming from somewhere.
Has anyone experienced this issue?
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Thanks so much,
Bob

 

How quickly does the battery drain? Has the battery been tested? Is the battery being properly charged by the charging system?

 

Because there are a few components that could be involved plus pulling a fuse permits a faulty module to reset ,and the defect is temporarily gone,the cause can elude the person looking for the problem, voltage drop testing across the fuses with a specific procedure is a better way to locate it.

Sometimes you might hear a noise that could provide a tip as to the area or component., but unfortunately, with today's vehicles and all sorts of electronics, it has become increasingly difficult to pin down.

What is needed today is a scan tool to examine different values, a wiring diagram to see what is on the circuit,a multimeter and how to use it, and information about the system. Things sure have changed.

 

The battery goes dead in 2-3 days. I fully tested the battery and charging system. They're both good.

 

You're 100% correct! I brought it to a mechanic that I use. He called me tonight and said, he thinks it's a faulty module.
It's drawing, and then appears to go to sleep, then returns. He's testing the milliamperes draw. He's going to work on it again on Thursday night.
I'm pretty confident he will locate the issue. I worked on it myself for a while, but couldn't seem to find it.
Thanks very much for your input.
Bob

 

If you would, please share what he found, thank you.

 

What did you find out ? My 2019 just started doing the same thing.