Don't know if its a problem on the '07, but on my '06 the light in the glove
box does not always go off when the box is closed. It would take a pretty
long time for that one little bulb to run down the battery, but it still
might be worth a look.


On 11/26/07 5:43 PM, in article zSI2j.1840$NY.1620@nlpi068.nbdc.sbc.com,
"Bruce" <bruce@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Every thing is honda installed. No add-ons.
>
> "Woody" <TheDuck@pond.net> wrote in message
> news:BtI2j.27104$lD6.16112@newssvr27.news.prodigy. net...
>> Not necessarily a bad alternator. Any defective part in the electrical
>> system could be causing the problem. Static current needs to be checked as
>> well as the total charging system. Unfortunately Honda mechanics are parts
>> replacers and do not know how to diagnose electrical systems. Also this
>> problem has showed many times with third party attachments. Any audio,
>> security systems etc installed? Very often a problem.
>>
>> "Dan C" <youmustbejoking@lan.invalid> wrote in message
>> newsan.2007.11.26.20.31.38.384995@moria.lan...
>>> On Mon, 26 Nov 2007 20:13:28 +0000, Nada Chance wrote:
>>>
>>>> The dealer is towing it in for the 3rd time today. If we go 2 or 3 days
>>>> without driving the vehicle, the battery is low enough that it will not
>>>> crank the engine. The first two times they found no problem and just
>>>> charged the battery. The last time the dealer had it he checked for
>>>> discharge and he replaced the battery.
>>>>
>>>> We have turned all the interior lights and everything off so it is not
>>>> an
>>>> open door. This is getting a little old.
>>>
>>> Obviously a bad alternator. Make sure they replace it.
>>>
>>>
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