If jump-starting doesn’t help, it may be that your battery is actually damaged. Visually inspect the battery for signs of damage. If it’s swollen, leaking, or showing excessive corrosion around the terminals, that is probably causing the issue. You can sometimes clean the terminals yourself using baking soda. For any other damage, you’ll need a new battery.
If you’re certain the battery is in good working order, you probably have a bad alternator or a failing starter. You’ll need to have a mechanic repair/replace the faulty part.
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