A Ford Kuga III/Escape that starts dead every morning usually has a parasitic draw. I’ll walk you through the common culprits and what you can check at home.
If you're walking out to your Ford Kuga III (or Escape in North America) and finding a dead battery every morning, even though you haven't touched the car, you're almost certainly dealing with a parasitic electrical draw. This happens when a module or circuit keeps draining power long after the car should be "asleep." Don't worry – you can track this down methodically, and I'll show you where to start.
