My jeep is failing to start. When jumped by another car, it still would not start. No lights come on in the dashboard, and the starter will not crank.

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The most common reasons a Jeep Wrangler won't start are a dead battery, an alternator problem, or failed starter.
and The three most common causes of clicking noise from the dashboard are: Heater control module lost calibration

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Open the fuse panel under the hood and find the starter relay, marked on lid. Remove the relay and look at the bottom for pins 30 and 87. Use a wire or paper clip and jump those pins in the panel. if the starter turns over, replace the neutral safety switch. If it still clicks, you can jump the starter, use a ***** driver and touch the bolts with the cable and small wire going to them. Still clicks replace the starter.

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dies it jumper cable jump start off a running car.?
yes, battery bad, battery not charged or charging system in car bad.
no, then will the gear shift, or start in neutral.
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7 & 8 is m/T cars. they start 3 ways.

Any clicking noises? My first thought is lithe starter has failed. Typically if all the other accessories are working and the starter doesn't when you turn the key it's likely the starter. Usually an a single click is heard everytime you turn the key to the start position. If you heard a series of rapid clicks when you try to start you likely have a weak battery. A jump start may get you going.

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Could be a failing starter or problems with the cables.
A dead cell in the battery will do it too.

it may be your battery. can you try jump starting it from another battery?

a weak battery may light up the dashboard but fail to give enough power to crank the engine.

can you measure the voltage on your battery when it is cranking?

It sounds as if the battery is almost without a charge. The lights will work in this case but there is not enough power to turn the starter. Can you obtain a jump from another car? If the battery is too low, the jump might not work. Remove the battery abd have it tested at Autozone or another auto parts store.

Bad solenoid i would guess. Not making a connection there. Any basic wiring and ignition switch problems should be alleviated by jumping the starter with a screwdriver. I would check the solenoid and starter brushes

Sounds like you have a bad battery. The quick way to diagnose it is to first ground the negative jumper cable to a metal point that is attached to the car frame of the Jeep. If you can't find one just attach it to the negative battery terminal on the battery.

Then detach the postive battery cable from the battery (you can do this first if you feel safer). Next is to hook up the jumper cables to the car that is going to jump your jeep. Make sure the positive jumper cable is not touching anything on your Jeep first.

If you have friends this makes it easier!

Now you want to connect the positive jumper cable(red) to the positve battery cable on the Jeep. Make sure that the cable ends are not touching the Jeep at all (very important)

Now you want to go start the jump vehicle and make sure the cable still is not touching. Then go try to start the Jeep. If the battery was bad the Jeep should fire up with minimal effort. If you are still getting the same issues then it is either a bad cable or possibly a starter motor that is starting to go (high resistance).

If it starts bring the battery down an autoparts store to be tested.