Car will not start , not battery radio and lights do come on

No radio, no lights, no start = dead battery. Even with key off, lights should come on if battery isn't dead

since the radio is resetting, i would first check the battery terminals. the radio has to power inputs, so if its resetting then your losing both at the same time. one wire more or less comes directly from battery, its the memory wire to get a presets and times.

Remove battery leave off for a few hours. good time to give a charge on mains charger, put the battery back on. now put key in ignition and turn to number 2 and leave it on number 2 for 10min or more the light should stay solid on the theft control. turn off ignition then turn back on slowly. the light should not come back on. if it does come back on. take the radio out and check the wires to the radio you can do this while the battery is off... there is a lot of wiring problems on this model so i have found.

You got a jump and it ran fine? It's your battery. The lights and radio are much easier for a battery to handle than spinning a car engine. Again, if all you needed was a jump, you have a bad battery.

Best place to start is the positive lead on the battery . Remove the lead and clean battery pole and terminal using sand paper until you have shiny syrfaces. Replace the lead and tighten the terminal . Check the battery for charge condition as what you describe indicates a flat battery

have battery checked, sound like battery weak or battery cables loose or battery post and cables need cleaning has a lot of corrossion.make sure you turn off radio before disconnecting negative battery cable if you decide clean battery cables and battery post,reason for turning off radio to keep from locking out radio play code.have battery tested battery volts should be 12.6 volts.

Check the connections at the battery,clean them where they shine,electrolite will form when you just have the radio on,and then there is no connection,or not enough for the starter to start the vehicle,corrosion will act as an insulator,and the starter needs more amps,and volts to start than lights ,or radio,check the battery also.

you need to make sure you have full battery voltage, turning the engine takes more power than a radio or lights,you can try having someone jump your battery to see if that helps,if it starts give it a good run without alot of lights and stuff on to recharge battery

Could be the starter, but more likely its the battery. The lights and radio take about 10 amps; the starter takes about 200-300 amps. Most likely the battery has reached the end of its life.

Battery failed.Or alternator problem.Recharge the battery then try..If red light is sill on when car is running then the alternator needs replacing