Key in ignition battery dead

Asked by Avagia Jun 06, 2018 at 10:04 AM about the 2017 GMC Terrain SL

Question type: General

Left the key in ignition overnight and truck won’t start.. i
had a friend try to help jump start but still nothing?

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GuruT7Q75 answered 5 years ago

Hi. I did the same thing last night. Wondering what you ended up having to do to get it running again? Thanks!

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GuruVBK4K answered 5 years ago

I purchased a 100Amp portable engine starter at SAMS Club for $69, keep it in the back of my vehicle, and recharge that unit every month, it has helped me out of some problems with my battery. I will be resetting my radio unit, since I have played with it, just to see if it may have something to do with it.

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