My battery is being drained when the car is not driven for a day or 2.
I am told by the MB mechanic that is it due to the power seat drawing
power while the car is off. Has anyone else had this problem and what
can be done. They suggest replacing the power seat moters which is
quite costly.

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David J - 05 Mar 2007 21:12 GMT
>My battery is being drained when the car is not driven for a day or 2.
>I am told by the MB mechanic that is it due to the power seat drawing
>power while the car is off. Has anyone else had this problem and what
>can be done. They suggest replacing the power seat moters which is
>quite costly.
Common fault. Try disconnecting the supply under the seats.
Lots about it on these forums:
http://www.benzworld.org/forums/
David
Tiger - 05 Mar 2007 21:55 GMT
How old is your battery? It is probably time to change it anyway.
dkfashionisto - 07 Mar 2007 09:29 GMT
That was the first thing the roadside mechanic suggested. The battery
was original so I decided to go for a new one. It was installed
December 23rd, 2006. I just got the car back from the service
department yesterday, I would not pay $950.00 USD to fix both power
seat moters. I just disconnected them so they don’t drain the battery
> My battery is being drained when the car is not driven for a
> day or 2. I am told by the MB mechanic that is it due to the
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> done. They suggest replacing the power seat moters which is
> quite costly.