Hornet_2497 answered 6 years ago
Requiring a jump start every time pretty much says the battery is not holding/getting a charge. Take it somewhere for battery testing and remember, a failing alternator will allow the battery to fully discharge. Have that tested too. If the alternator proves to be the problem, do not replace the battery.
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