Jumper cables

Hi,

I feel like I am missing something with this question because I am not sure why you would not be able to use jumper cables. If the engine has a 12 volt battery system then you are fine jumping it with another 12 volt battery.

It is hard to say what caused a battery to drain overnight because any electrical load left on or coming on improperly will cause the battery to drain.

Here is a guide that walks through the basic and most common items:

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/car-battery-dead-overnight

If you don't find anything with these items, we will need to perform what is called a parasitic draw test. That is where you hook a meter in line between the negative cable and the negative battery post. Then when you find that you have a draw (10 milliamps or more) you start removing fuses until the draw drops to a normal level. Then you know what fuse caused it and that system is the issue. At that point it is either the component on that circuit or the wiring/switch/relay on that circuit.

Let me know what you find and we can go from there. Thanks

Okay. Are you saying that the battery is not dead because the lights are bright?

If so, we should still test the battery because the light brightness is a little too subjective. Plus, they only need about 8-10 volts to appear bright but if that is the case, the starter may just click.

Let me know how else I can assist and I will be happy to provide it. Just tell me what the current issue is and we can work through it.

Awesome. I would just let it idle for a little while but also start preparing to replace the battery. My wife's car did the same thing so it is just a matter of time before it will require replacement.

Thanks for the update and using 2CarPros. Please come back if you have other questions. Thanks