Need help fast and no more money to fix my power loss when I try to start my car help .

[lisaannweaver721]

I bought my car and it ended up having fraud on the title and and the day after I bought it the check engine light came on and a then I went out to leave and my fob wouldn't unlock the door and it have a brand new battery in it so I used the key in the door to get in and when I plugged in the fob and I tried to start it a the dash lights went off and so I was able to jump start it and it seemed ok for a while but then it happend again and before I was able to get my jump box out the power just came back on and then it was ok for a couple more days and then it happened again so now it don't come on still so please help me I got no way to pay for a shop

 

[jep604]

I bought my car and it ended up having fraud on the title and and the day after I bought it the check engine light came on and a then I went out to leave and my fob wouldn't unlock the door and it have a brand new battery in it so I used the key in the door to get in and when I plugged in the fob and I tried to start it a the dash lights went off and so I was able to jump start it and it seemed ok for a while but then it happend again and before I was able to get my jump box out the power just came back on and then it was ok for a couple more days and then it happened again so now it don't come on still so please help me I got no way to pay for a shop

Sounds like your car battery connections might be loose. If there is fraudulent title issue, you need to return the car and get your money back.

 

[lisaannweaver721]

I still am not able to start my car and I'm not sure if it's the loose battery cables or not cause I have no tools.

 

[jep604]

I still am not able to start my car and I'm not sure if it's the loose battery cables or not cause I have no tools.

Can you ask a friend with tools?

 

[TinsleyC]

You have a 14 year old car with a possible spotty past and an electrical issue. We can't fix this over the Internet, you're going to have to find someone with some car experience that you can trust to physically look at the car. Hopefully it's simply the battery connection, as electrical issues can be complex, difficult to diagnose, and expensive to fix.

 

[TinsleyC]

If there is fraudulent title issue, you need to return the car and get your money back.

OP, this is your best answer. If you can return the car, it might be your best option for a couple reasons.

 

[lisaannweaver721]

I did get my car fixed and it was the battery connections and 8 did fix it myself plus it was only a $5.00 fix . Thankyou

 

[jep604]

I did get my car fixed and it was the battery connections and 8 did fix it myself plus it was only a $5.00 fix . Thankyou

Now you have to fix the title issue or get your money back.