If you're absolutely certain that the battery is ok (have it tested) and that nothing is being left on and that the key is turning off properly, it's time to have the alternator tested. Sometimes an internal diode can fail which will end up draining the battery. But don't just replace the alternator. Take the vehicle to your local auto parts retailer and have them test it for you IN CIRCUIT! Meaning that they'll test it with the vehicle running. They should be able to determine if the alternator diode has shorted.
lights being on all night....radio...electronic matters such as so...
Good possibility
There's something left in the car that use power even when the engine is off. Can be a dashboard clock, can be the vehicle alarm system, can be the stereo. The battery can also have a dead cell which will drain it overnight.
It won't. Look for a light that is on or a stuck relay. Also a dead cell in the battery will cause it to run down overnight.
Yes, if the relay was stuck it would drain the battery.
Because if you reversed the polarity at the battery it would blow the fuse through which current flows to the drain.
Either the battery has a dead cell which is draining it or, something is on which s drawing power.
Its not charging.
A car battery in any car would drain due to a short in the electrical system.
If you're sure the battery is ok (sometimes they can short out and draw down the charge) you might want to test the alternator to see if it has bad diodes.
A raidator in need of a flush will not cause a battery drain.
For a battery to "Drain" you MUST have a short somewhere or the "Glovebox" or "Trunk" light is staying on etc. etc. Battery's don't just "Drain" on there own ;-) TommyTrouble