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Originally Posted by Okotokian
We were away for 23 days in September and came home to a '15 Subaru with a dead battery. Dealership said it was just drained from all the crap that uses battery even when the engine isn't on. That's ridiculous. The only advice they could give is have a charger/maintainer on it when travelling. I've never had that problem with other vehicles on past trips, but they didn't have so much in them. And what if you are in a long term lot at the airport?
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Try disconnecting the positive terminal on the battery. It's worked for me in the past.
When I got back, all I had to do is reconnect the battery and reset the clock.
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