best thing to do is turn it over and feel the wires after doing so. if the wires are hot there is to much of a draw. check the ground on the block but if the battery cables and the wire at the terminal ar clean then I would go with a starter. the starter is getting old and I'm thinking you have many starts on it. what about 100,000 miles to 200,000 miles or are there less.
the car when turned over clicks real slow like battery is dead and won't start.
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