I have a 2005 honda element that has severe battery loss after sitting for even a day. What does underhood fuse circuit #9 power?
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Asked by hummnbrds Jan 19, 2016 at 09:12 AM about the 2005 Honda Element EX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2005 Honda element.  The battery goes dead after sitting for even short periods of time, like even a day.  I believe it is underhood fuse circuit #9.  what does that power?  thanks

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F_O_R answered 8 years ago

Check your owners manual for fuse functions. If you pull that fuse what stops working?

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Guru9TZ1TY answered 3 years ago

Mine was doing that, and it was a combo of older battery and the back hatch not catching completely, so the battery was being drained. The back hatch looked closed, but was off enough that it was draining the battery. So now I close it with both hands, and make sure it's well seated, which seems to have solved the problem. This was even tho I keep my overhead interior light off, just to reduce liklihood of that ever draining the battery.

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