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When this first started I was sitting in my car and I turned it off and forgot to turn my head lights off and within 30 mins my car was dead and when ever I tired to start my car some messages popped up one of them being check brake system.

I was able to get the battery jumped and it started up just fine. The CEL code went away but after that day every time I would start it it would pop up again. The engine hesitated to start instead of cranking right up, but now my issue is that my car won’t start at all.

I took my battery to auto zone to have them charge it since jumping it wouldn’t start it. I put the battery back in and it still won’t start. Any help would be great so I can get back on the road and I’m sorry for the book I just wrote lol

 
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Did the parts store tell you whether the battery is holding charge or not? If the battery is working properly then it could be loose, corroded or failed battery/starter connections. Could be a failed starter or starter solenoid? Could be an issue with the ignition switch?

The video below may help.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OHgsN4VKABM

 
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They tested it when I got there and she said she thinks it just needs to be charged so she took it in side and charged it but when I came back to get she didn’t test it again but we have determined that it is the battery

 
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Good to hear you got it figured out. If you live in the U.S. Walmart (IMO) is the best place to buy a battery. For returns they don't pro-rate based on years/mileage. If it fails within the warranty (years/mileage) you get a new battery. They are also priced better than other stores for comparison cold cranking amps.

 
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Yeah I looked at Walmart but they said they don’t have one for my car so I’m goin with auto zone