Will turn over, new battery and still won’t start

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Asked by MyAngel80 Feb 08, 2023 at 08:41 AM about the 2010 Jeep Compass Limited

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My Jeep turns over with new battery
just won’t start. We tried boosting it
with new battery and it still won’t start
what could this be?

3 Answers

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If you put in a new battery did you disarm the security system before attempting a restart? When the vehicle looses main power the security system goes full active. I am also assuming that you didn’t use a memory saver tool at the time so may have damaged the BCM, when you do get it started if some of the accessories don’t work or don’t work right then that is what happened, so then you will need a shop that has access to flash programs for you vehicle or the expensive dealership.

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There are a hundred reasons why an engine won't start. Start by reading OBD codes then do diagnostics to find the problem. On a thirteen year old Jeep it could be LOTS of things, they really are miserable when they get old.

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