won’t start are a problematic battery, starter, or alternator problems.
The first thing we’d recommend is checking your battery terminal connectors.
Many H3 drivers report problems with the OE (Original Equipment) connectors. You may want to try swapping out your connectors for aftermarket parts. At the very least, give your battery terminals a good cleaning and see if that helps. Note that this won’t help if the battery is already near the end of its life.
Next, you could try cleaning or replacing the ignition switch. If you’re not accustomed to working on cars, ask for an ignition switch and starter inspection from a
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