I've had my 2021 Jeep Compass for three years now. Last year, it was parked for half a month during the New Year, and the battery died, so I replaced it. In March this year, it was parked for over 10 days, and the battery was dead again. I replaced it with a new battery, and in May this year, after being parked for 9 days, the battery died again. What's going on?
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