Is it normal to have my fairly new car battery ('07 Honda Element) die after I let my car sit for a few (2-5) days

Is it normal to have my fairly new car battery ('07 Honda Element) die after I let my car sit for a few (2-5) days

Added (1). Whoops. That '?' makes me look demanding and frantic lol. Fat finger accident, my bad.

No. Take your car to a auto parts store & have them check the battery, alternator, etc.

Unless you had a light on somewhere?
My jeep had that problem, because the glove compartment light wasn't turning off.

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No. See a mechanic to check for a battery drain. But FIRST, check if you left anything on on the car.

Ni it's not. Go to an auto parts store and have them test the battery and the charging system. It's a free service they offer. One of the three diode circuits in the alternator may be bad and you may be only getting a "surface charge" to the battery.

No, it is not normal for a battery to discharge over that short time period. I left my car at the airport for 2 weeks with no issues. Your battery should hold a charge for a couple of months at least.

No

If the battery is original from when the car was new, 2007 isn't "fairly new" for a battery.
Anything more than 3 years life from a battery is a bonus.

A failing battery could easily lose charge in a few days, but a newer battery should last about a month without use or recharging.

No. My first thought when a good battery drains in about that many days is there might be an aftermarket Sirius/XM receiver that is not being turned off.

07 is a LONG ways from new. An average battery has a 5 year life(the cheap $100 battery) The more expensive battery ($200) will give you 10 years. O7 and now it is 18 so 11 years old.
You have eaten through 2 cheaper batteries or 1 expensive battery. The battery SHOULD BE DEAD.

NO SURPRISE.

40+ yr car mechanic. Who has an 07 Honda and got my $100 last year.