Posted by Phil9N3667 on June 05, 2017 at 18:02:01 from (174.226.2.184):
In Reply to: 07 Ford Escape posted by dieselfuel on June 05, 2017 at 17:47:35:
Sounds like maybe a bad diode in the alternator or an interior light that you can't see. Hint:never remove the positive cable first, it can cause damage to electronics! Remove the negative first. Something else to check is a sticking electric door lock solenoid. Try this, put an 1157 light bulb in series with the positive cable after closing the doors and waiting for interior lights to go out. If it burns at all, remove the fuse for the interior lights. If it still burns, start pulling fuses, putting them back one by one until it goes out. You may have to pull relsys too, could be a relay sticking. If not, remove the alternator hot wire. After this much looking, you should have found something.
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