Have an '04 Aviator. Beginning two weeks after purchase in April, 2004, the battery goes dead after the car sits for 4-5 five days. Had it in the shop 4 times. Alternator and battery replaced. Dealer now tells me Ford has just issued an internal bulletin that there is a defect in automatic light switch. If left activated and car sits 4-5 days will drain battery. Dealer said nothing can be done. Ford plans to send stickers to all purchasers to not use auto lights if the car will sit more than a couple of days. This is ridiculous! Anybody else having similar problems?

Have an '04 Aviator. Beginning two weeks after purchase in April, 2004, the battery goes dead after the car sits for 4-5 five days. Had it in the shop 4 times. Alternator and battery replaced. Dealer now tells me Ford has just issued an internal bulletin that there is a defect in automatic light switch. If left activated and car sits 4-5 days will drain battery. Dealer said nothing can be done. Ford plans to send stickers to all purchasers to not use auto lights if the car will sit more than a couple of days. This is ridiculous! Anybody else having similar problems?

get a new one at a auto store near you i had the same problem with my LS i just when to the autostore and got it recharged for like 50 bucks

Have an '04 Aviator. Beginning two weeks after purchase in April, 2004, the battery goes dead after the car sits for 4-5 five days. Had it in the shop 4 times. Alternator and battery replaced. Dealer now tells me Ford has just issued an internal bulletin that there is a defect in automatic light switch. If left activated and car sits 4-5 days will drain battery. Dealer said nothing can be done. Ford plans to send stickers to all purchasers to not use auto lights if the car will sit more than a couple of days. This is ridiculous! Anybody else having similar problems?

holy cow. SO they just expect the owners to accept this and move on with thier lives. No fix on the horizon?