2006 Sienna battery

I went on vacation for a week, my 2006 sienna's battery was totally out
of power when I came back. It was not a big deal to jump start it, but
it was kind of disappointing for the new vehicle running out of power
within only a week.

That is not normal. You either left a light on/door ajar (etc.) or
have some undetected current drain. I have left my 97 Corolla out in
Midwest winter conditions, for 4-weeks at a time (while on vacation)
and have had no problems with starting it upon my return.

Nirav

"Yaowu Xu" <yaowu@msn.com> wrote in message
news:443e609a$0$1016$39cecf19@news.twtelecom.net...[color=blue]
>I went on vacation for a week, my 2006 sienna's battery was totally out of
>power when I came back. It was not a big deal to jump start it, but it was
>kind of disappointing for the new vehicle running out of power within only
>a week.[/color]

If you are going to park a vehicle for more than a few days, you should turn
the automatic headlights to the off position. Also, some aftermarket
security and remote start systems draw quite a bit of power.
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Ray O
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