2013 Dodge Dart won’t start

Asked by GuruCQF24 Feb 26, 2019 at 07:05 PM about the 2013 Dodge Dart Limited FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2013 Dodge Dart with 102k on it. Left my
key on acc this morning for a couple hours came
out noticed it car started right up, little slugish but
started. Turned car off a few more times and like
the other times started but was slugish. I turned it
off again, got back in it. Went to fire it up cranked
but wouldn’t start, finally turned over then I had to
turn it off again once I got home. Same thing
cranked a couple times then I went to try it again
and now it won’t even turn over and the check
engine lights on. Hooked a scanner to it and it
didn’t have any codes on it? Any one knows what
it is?

1 Answer

Replace the battery .I had my dodge dart limited towed to the shop 2 times as mine did the same thing and both times it was a shorted out cells in the battery ,I tried to charge the battery and it did not help it any . Hope this helps

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