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I would take it over to the local Sears and have them check out your charging system and the battery. I suspect the alternator. An easy way to check for a drain is to shut off everything leave your doors closed and disconnect the battery positive side. It helps if it's a little dark inside your garage. When you go to connect the cable see if you notice a spark. If you do it shows an open circuit somewhere. I do not know if this will work if you have a radio that has a constant wire connected to it to keep the clock and display up to date. I'm sure there will be more help posts on the way. I hate electrical problems so I sympathize with your problem.