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If battery and alternator are good is starter solenoid pulling in? it may be that whilst you have a new battery it may require charging new doesn't mean fully charged, batt may have been on shelf for awhile
I imagine the acid has fairly gunked up the compartment, preventing new batteries making a connection- you should be able to see this with just by looking. What you will need to do now is clean it up, I'd suggest a cotton bud with some baking soda and water- this doesnt have to be completely dripping - just slightly moist (you dont want water inside your camera). This may take awhile to do and will be fiddly, if you think its clean leave it to dry to get rid of any moiusture that may be then the try your new batteries. If the camera still does not work, there may still be some crust left- if you cant see anymore spill and your sure you've cleaned it all your problem may be a bit more serious- acid may have gotten into the camera. If thats the case it may be advisable to get a new camera as that can be fairly costly to repair- especially with older cameras. In future if you arent using the camera, esspecially for long periods, take the batteries out- that wont stop the problem ever happening again, but certainely cuts down on it. Best of luck
It sounds like you have a fuseable link that has melted... Check down by the starter... There may be another connector and main power terminal in the left side of the engine compartment but remember when you look inside the engine compartment it will be on your right....
I have a Nikon L20 and it goes through rechargable batteries lkie crazy. I might get two weeks out of them at the most. Has your camera ever been exposed to moisture? Even iof you don't think so, Take out the card and baterries and put the whole camera in a bowl of uncooked rice for about two days. After that carefully make sure no rice remains in the headphone jack, baterry or cardholder compartments. Put in some freshly charged batteries and see what happens, Good luck!
Use a pencil with an eraser and ently clean the the battery contacts inside the camera and on the battery. Sometimes there is invisible corrosion on the contacts to reduce power to the camera.
Use a Q-tip with alcohol to clean all the batter contacts (battery cover and inside the battery compartment), and a small hook into the compartment to pull up the contacts a little bit up. The idea is to make the batteries connect properly. Use NiMh rechargeable batteries or Alkaline batteries, don’t use other Dry batteries, which are not designed for digital camera.
This gona sound ignorant and obvious but you have a short in the abs sys or ECM -----get a code reader from Advance auto to see if you can pinpoint the issue----you give them a deposit then when you return code reader they refund your deposit---oh have you changed anything in the vehicle such as radio----added speakers---had an accident--new ign sys etc etc---GL
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