Had battery issues and jumped the vehicle multiple times over a two month period, at times the starter would barely turn but if I held the key over sometimes it would have enough power to start. A week or so ago I went to start the car and the battery was almost dead but I cranked on it and the starter turned over then clicked then turned and then... Nothing. When I say nothing it was as if I had no battery at all. So I Thougt I'd drained the battery so I pulled out the cables and tried to jump it, still nothing. I pulled the battery and replaced it with a new one, nothing. Checked the fuse panel inside and under the hood, nothing. Swapped the starter relay, still nothing. Then replaced the starter, nothing again. Anyone have any ideas what I could or should do next? Thanks in advance... HRP

 

Get a volt-ohm meter and start tracing the circuitry to see where it's breaking down. Could be the ignition switch, could be a bad ground somewhere, could be a bad computer, could be a squirrel chewed on a wire. Somebody's gotta get in there and go through the wiring to find the problem. It's not rocket science, it just takes patience and a logical approach. You can either do it yourself or pay somebody a hundred bucks an hour to do it. Keep track of what you have checked, so that if you ultimately have to hire somebody he won't start off re-doing everything you have done.