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Left lights on for couple hrs, ran the battery down. After connecting jumper cables and drove home it wouldnt start back up.

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It could be a number of things like a short in the wiring harness but a simple test would show maybe the alternator is wore out or shorted. Start car after leaving the negative battery cable loose enough to take off. If you disconnect it and car dies it is the alternator. Hope this is all it can be as wiring problems can be very expensive and thanks for using FixYa.

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