Re: Car will not start - no power, not even for key bob
Jump car under hood on left side remove fuse box cover on top remove red cover hook red jump cable there and ground to motor if dead. if key fob is dead hold fob on start button while starting
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I just had the same prblem. Reconnect your alarm first of all. You need to use your key bob "remote" to deactivate the alarm before starting. It is a feature "good one" i might add that should someone try to steal it the jeep will not start until u deactivate it w theke bob.
It sound like two or three separate problems, but it's hard to tell. The seat belt warning could be a faulty switch which senses a passenger in the seat, while the trunk lid opening could be a battery problem in the key fob. However, if the door locks still work with the same key fob, the problem is more likely with the lock on the trunk. Not starting after stopping could be a battery problem.
SOUNDS LIKE YOU NEED A NEW TUMBLER FOR THE IGNITION CHECK TO MAKE SURE THE KEY STILL FITS THE DOORS IF IT DOES YOU WILL END UP CARRYING TWO KEYS UNLESS YOU HAVE A LOCK SMITH KEY EVERY THING TO THE SAME KEY HOPE THIS HELPS BOB
YOU WILL HAVE TO ETHER JUMP START OR BATTERY CHARGER THE SECURITY ALARM WANTS TO TAKE OVER AS SOON AS ITS GETS POWER THAT'S WHAT YOU HERE
HOPE THIS HELPS YOU GOOD LUCK BOB
YOU CAN USE A BOOSTER JUMPER BATTERY PLUG ITS POWER ADAPTER IN THE CIGARETTE LIGHTER SOCKET USE THE RIGHT ADAPTER.THEN YOU WILL HAVE ENOUGH POWER TO OPEN TRUNK TO CHARGE OR JUMP START THE BATTERY.
Does this involve an anti theft deterrence system. If so it's very sophisticated and best left to the dealer. Even the ignition start system, without the key bob, is a little complicated. I would check with a certified lock smith to see if it's a non dealer item.
Check with dealer on technical service bulletin, and/or recall regarding this. My Daughter had same problem, it was to do with sensor in ignition for recognizing key. Have heard some say, reducing static before putting key in also helps, such as rubbing hand across metal roof or door post prior to inserting key. Dealer stated it's to do with radio frequencies interrupting signal, but they don't sound 100% sure on that either , but apparently new part is less, or not as sensitive.
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