I assume as old as the car (2015) - are you supposed to replace them regularly?

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Dec 5, 2018
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Time

My car won't start

BYU Fan

12/5/18 3:54pm

It is the battery

valcorger

12/5/18 3:55pm

Battery as others have said. Your battery has enough power for lights

Troy McClure

12/5/18 4:01pm

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Buffalo

12/5/18 3:55pm

I assume as old as the car (2015) - are you supposed to replace them regularly?

BYU Fan

12/5/18 3:59pm

Yes. Batteries wear out. I usually get 4- 5 years from them

Saxa

12/5/18 4:03pm

Honestly, only need to replace them when they fail.

valcorger

12/5/18 4:07pm

Battery most likely. Take it to Autozone and they will test it for free.

Cougar-Duck

12/5/18 3:55pm

It's the battery. Enough juice to power the lights but not enough to start the engine.

kccougar

12/5/18 3:56pm

Check the belts. Same thing happend to me last week, Belt had come off and nada

Freeagent12

12/5/18 3:58pm

probably a flat tire or something like that.

jwf

12/5/18 4:02pm

Are you using the right key?

YIsForBrigham

12/5/18 4:04pm

It's not the battery. You need a new flux capacitor.

SierraCoug

12/5/18 4:18pm

Your car likely uses a T5 battery.

hitechcpa

12/5/18 4:27pm

I would clean my battery connections, and check the battery water level.

Ssebo

12/5/18 4:29pm

Your car has died of boredom...

Tokolosh

12/5/18 4:37pm

Get it rolling and pop the clutch...

ClackamasCoug

12/5/18 4:38pm

Very common that the battery problem manifests when cold weather starts.

DirtyWater

12/5/18 4:39pm

It is the battery. You're welcome.

WannabeAA

12/5/18 5:35pm

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