You have an alternator that is driven by a belt
and when the engine is running the alternator should be charging the battery
think of the battery as a container for the electricity
and the alternator should keep it full
do you have a security light on and or blinking
and if so its the security system
to correct that issue you need to leave key in the ignition with the key in the on position
until security light stop blinking and or go off
and then you should be able to start
this is what I m thinking
alternator not charging the battery causing it to go dead
you replaced the battery and the car ran for two days
and its doing the same thing
the new battery ran down
and it need to be charged
and after it start you need a volts meter and check battery volts its should read over 14volts
Tuesday, June 3rd, 2008 AT 9:51 PM
