Battery Dead Problems of Oldsmobile Bravada

2000 Oldsmobile Bravada when engine was turned off all electrical features in car died, including power door looks. The manual release mechanism forthe doors were also inoperative. They appeared to be held down by the door lock power circuit. This trapped the driver inside. Police were called and they were unable to open the doors and confirmed that the driver was unable to use the manual release mechanism since it was also inoperative. They finally broke a window to release the driver. Car was towed and it was discovered that the battery was dead. The battery was replaced and a full electrical check of the system was performed and the problem could not be reproduced. No reason was provided for the failure. The old battery is still accessible but I believe that the problem is somewhere in the computer circuits that kept the locks in the lock position until the batery failed.

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While stopping could not restart vehicle. Driver was unable restart vehicle, and had it towed to the dealer. Mechanic determined that the battery needed to be replaced. . . . Battery post detached from battery, leaking battery acid into engine compartment. Due to battery failure consumer could not retrieve key .

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Continual electrical problems with Oldsmobile Bravada. The head lamp failure was recurrent. They would go off and stay off for 30 minutes then come back on for a minute to a half an hour, then work intermittently through out the day, the battery went dead, the compass unit failed numerous times.

Battery failed causing battery acid to leak onto the brake lines, eating through the line resulting in failure. Design flaw of battery assembly to allow for drip spout to be over brake lines.

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Consumer stated that the battery goes dead, replaced shorted battery.

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