AHHHHHH... internal short... yeah i know what you mean now... cheers for that

Yes. It don't hold a charge cause it leaks out. Sometimes. Othertimes it could be a different cause.

When the plate touch each other, or the sediement builds up to the plates it is an internal short.

So that would be a Dead cell? cell not holding charge?

Yes, that's what an internal leak is. You charge the battery, fully charged. And then in a few hours it is discharged...all by itself.

Hi D4TM4N

As My electrician says when a battery get old and get defective cell inside it it will automatically discharging
i don't know any thing about tech stuff, but i am sure of my electrician because he is clever , i used to go to him passing all the way 130 KMS to get something done in electrical

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sumith

Generally speaking, theres not many accessories that can cause a current draw... Id be thinking something along lines of an internal fault in the radio, or a something plugged into the cigarette lighter, possibly the clock aswell... DD ive never really come across an internal leak in a battery before... cau u explain please?

Could be an internal leak inside the battery.

But yes, the ammeter will tell you if there is an external leak. It will tell you right away.

id recommend u check for current draw with an ammeter... Something has to be draining it to go dead over night.

Hi Guys

Checked my Wiring system to see whether any leak in the system,but did not find anything,checked the charging system also everything is in order ,looks the problem is with the battery cell,

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sumith

I recommend you clean the battery off and clean the terminals. Just like 1000coupe says.