1992 Chrysler New Yorker Fifth Avenue

I am having problems with my car. If the car sits for 2 days without being
ran the battery dies. I have had the battery and alternator tested and
they are ok. I checked for shorts by checking across the fuses and found
that there is constant power going to the fuel pump. I need to know if
this is normal or if there is a problem. I changed the fuel pump relay to
make sure it was not sticking. Please HELP!!!!!!

 

How did you have the battery tested?
Anything other than a transconductance tester like a Midtronics is
just a guess.
I would almost be willing to bet it's the battery.

 

I had the battery tested at an autoparts supplier and they charged it and
then tested it.

 

Like I said - if it was not tested with a Midtronics (or equivalent)
tester (which, by the way, can test a battery accurately even when
almost stone dead), the battery has not been tested - all they've done
is made an educated guess about the quality/serviceability of the
battery.
These testers are NOT cheap - but for an auto electric repair facility
they are absolutely indispensible.

 

I had the battery checked with one of the transconductance testers and it
showed the battery is good. I also did not mention that the battery is
only 4 months old. I do not know what to do at this point.

 

I had the same problem with my 92 New Yorker and this was the solution

I had the same problem with my 92 New Yorker and here is the solution there is a light under the hood there is a light in the trunk there's a light in the glove box when you close all three do the lights go off mine did with the exception of the glove box remove the bulb problem fixed