Danielle_86

Update: the dealership initially thought it was the body module. However after further inspection, they ended up reconfiguring the computer in the car. I have no idea what caused this. The hubby forgot to ask when he picked it up but it is running now.

I sure will! Thanks for the help!

My apologies. We did try jumping it. Nothing happened. We were finally able to get to the battery today to do a static discharge and again, nothing. Someone We know contacted a service manager at a local dodge dealership, they said something about a module? (Forgive me, I know nothing about mechanics. I'm just trying to help the hubby figure out what's going on) which I believe is the push start component?? I am not sure. Tomorrow, the car will be getting towed to the dealer for diagnostic and hopefully repair.

Our 2018 that we purchased 2 years ago suddenly stopped working. We have done all the tricks with the fob and nothing. Push to start button doesn't go into ACC or ON more. The engine does not attempt to turn over. Lights all work on the interior and exterior. When using the fob to push start it says "key not detected". The battery in the FOB is new. The car battery tests at 12.5 volts. We had a friend come hook up his professional level scanner but it gave him an error saying he needed an adapter part. Any ideas? We cannot afford to bring it in to have it looked at. We can't even get the car to go into ACC mode.