06 dodge charger will not start

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Asked by 06charger Feb 16, 2016 at 12:51 PM about the 2006 Dodge Charger SRT8 RWD

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someone please help I have a 2006 charger it would start up then turn off did that about 4 times then wont even turn over

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do clean the battery with water and a wirebrush (if necessary) to remove the Blue corrosion..disassemble top and bottom...both cables...THEN, we will have solid power to the ECU, Ignition and Radio~ we have a half-fast polka here!~

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one cable was bad and replaced that and the battery and still not turning over

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phooey...so we have the three essentials Fuel, Air, and spark ..and if we're gettin' fancy now, valve timing and spark timing too~ so obviously one of these things ain't doin' it's job~ we need to figure out who's been drinkin' on the job!~

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