Thanks for your question. Sorry you're having car problems, I will do my best to apply my research and supply you with an accurate answer ASAP. It sounds to me like the body module that controls your running lights turned on during the night causing the battery to completely drain. The batter may not take a jump if it's totally dead, you may need to charge it first, then check the electrical system to see for sure where the drain is at. here's a procedure for you to follow that will guide you right to the drain you have. Hope this helps you. Thanks, Ron

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Please note: not every answer I give you is something you were hoping to hear, even though it is true, such as; (it’s more expensive than you wanted to spend, or you will need to have a professional repair shop do the diagnostics and /or repairs due to complexity reasons).

I gave you a LOT of valuable information and you gave me a NEGATIVE rating? Why's that? Did you read EVERYTHING I sent you about ratings????????????

Sorry, but I don't have a magic bullet to give you. Diagnostics takes time.

The negative answer DID reflect my reputation though, and I paid for your not being able to follow through with my suggestions. Wish you'd reconsider what you have done to me. Thanks, Ron