Battery keeps dieing on 2003 toyota echo automatic

Check battery for at least 12 volts if you have less or a grate deal less it may be a chargeing problem. Charge battery if you have low volts. See if it will start if it dus check to see how much power your battery is getting from the charging system or if the car is just running off the battery and draining it down. Had you notest anything funny about the way your car was acting before it died even days before? Just start checking simple first then hardest last and checking the battery and charging system for voltage is the most simple in my opinion. Good luck

Check the battery while the car is running. If the voltage isn't 14.3 or close the alternator is bad or going bad and not charging. Replace as needed.

Won't turn over or won't start?

Has to turn over fairly fast

Check for fuel pressure & either spark or
injector pulse while cranking

first of all, is this a free service?

I have had the exact problem. I've changed altenator 3 times also and it has the same leak, but I've changed altenator an batterys over 2 year span. It just happend to me today after not driving it for 5 months. It's been in storage while I was away. Drive it fine for 2 days but today the radio kept shutting off and finally the car died right in the middle of the road. Bought a new battery because I had a warranty on last battery, but bought it just to get it home and in the driveway. Did you ever find out what was wrong with it?

needs a new alternator sounds like the way you can check the this is to start the car then disconect the battery if the car dies automaticly then you need a new alternator

hi it sounds like the acclerrator pump on carby when you first take off is this whot it dose .

FUEL PUMP

You need an alternator....well unless your belt came off or got very loose. The truck continued to drive because the battery had enough juice left to run the ignition system, but after you shut it off there was no where near enough to turn the engine over or possibly even run the starter. The battery will have to be charged and a new alternator installed.
Hope this helps.