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radio clock is on all the time, unless I remove fuse. This causes battery to run down after two days of non-use. Fuse controls radio, clock, interior lights & alarm circuits & door locks. anoying
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The radio itself may have an internal short. Have you tried disconnecting it to isolate the issue 100%? I would start there. If it is the radio try ebay as you can probably pick one up cheap now days. Alex
'IF' the *clock* is only source of battery drain ... It would take a LOT longer than "two days" to discharge a 'healthy' battery! ... Recommend having an *auto repair facility* *load test battery* - test charging system and perform a parasitic draw test. Suspect there is another - heavier load that's draining the battery down - door lock actuator is one *possibility* .. Hands-on testing by qualified personnel will be required. â–ªï¸https://repairpal.com/repair-shopsâ–ªï¸