My 2015 ford fusion won't start!! Please help!!!

Asked by GuruC8PVK Mar 01, 2019 at 11:36 AM about the 2015 Ford Fusion SE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I drove it on Wednesday and
today is Friday and it won't
start. It's making a clicking
sound like it's a dead battery
but all the lights inside and
out look like they're working
fine so now I'm not sure.
Some one please help!!!!

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If the battery passes a 'load test' at the local parts store, and the connections to it are clean/secure you may have a courtesy light not turning off. Glove box is a good example. Beyond that, something is draining the battery. If it has constant powered 12v charging ports, be sure you are not leaving power supplies/convertors plugged into them.

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