No the key pad doesn't drain the battery - you have a battery that can't hold charge.

Time for a new one

I am not to sure of the age only had the car a short time, but it doe`s not look to old.

Sorry Kosti but Joe is right....
But then again it would take ages for the keypad and the LED light to drain the battery flat so the car wouldnt start.....


If a battery goes flat in 3-4 days you either have a slow drain...only guessing here but could be an old battery or a stereo component you had instaled or even a glavbox light or door light...highly unlikely on the last 2 but never know....

they keypad and the little LED light only drain about 0.4 of an amp and tolorance is 0.6 so cant be big...just wonder in to your local auto electrician and buy a battery from them either a Century or super charge buy it off them coz their stock gets a turn over and the batteries are new...if you go to supercheap or places like that their stock of batteries sit on the shelf for only god knows how long and the battery life is reduced....

Edit: the only other thing that could be doing it that quick would be the regulator inside the Alternator i could tell you how to test it but if you stuff it you will kill the reg and be up for an alternator....

Cheers

Jovan

You all miss interpreted was I was saying, the keypad will not drain the car battery in this short time of :Pleasantr 3-4 days. :Pleasantr

Now get back in your box's

:nono:

Jovan, u free tomorrow, wanna do some wiring up

and just a quick add on (im a mechanic)  doesnt matter how new a battery is they can always be faulty from factory, eg. dead cell (not holding charge)
and sometimes not even charged from factory, happens quite often so always test charge when fitting new one with multimeter just a little tip

thanks, just trying to stop people getting frusterated after they install it and the car doesnt crank over haha happened to me to many times!:Derisive:

with a multimeter it just gives you a reading of the battery condition which still gives you idea what charge is in it...but it dosent tell you if the battery will hold charge for that you need a battery load tester....but yes always make sure check charging when new battery is replaced....

pretty much that covers it yeah....