Car won't start

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Asked by GuruXW71B Oct 11, 2018 at 11:15 PM about the 2010 Dodge Avenger

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I recently got a used dodge avenger 2010
and I brought it to the shop for a diagnostic
because it would start some days and others
it wouldn't. They tested all of the fuses, my
alternator is okay, my battery is okay. I've
been bringing it to multiple shops and none
could find the problem. Please helppp

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They tested that as well there's no loose connections or bad cables. They are saying there is forsure a draw they just can't find it. Any suggestions on where the draw could be coming from? They have been testing for days and got no answer as to what source the draw is coming from

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I am having the same problem Now my car want start what did you do

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