2006 pt cruiser wont start wont crank

Asked by GuruCBJXY Feb 16, 2019 at 09:03 PM about the 2006 Chrysler PT Cruiser Limited Wagon FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I got in my car drove to work came out of work 4
hrs later and it won't start doesn't crank radio
works dash lights comes on and lights turn on tried
to jumpstart it and nothing don't know if this has
anything to do with it but horn hasn't been making
noise when I unlock it like it use to for a couple
days now. I don't know anything mechanical was
wondering what could be wrong

2 Answers

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I have a 2006 PT cruiser - has the same issue: glitchy lock/unlock for a couple of months then -0- start. I changed the button battery in the keyfob, but also called the mechanics locally about it: the battery in the key is only there for the external activation of the car locks. The actual ignition interlock communication w/ the car's computer is via a chip in the keyfob. They wear over time. Solution: if you have a 2nd key, one that is less used, try that. Otherwise, the dealership has to get you a new key, and then program it for your car (pricey- like several hundred dollars, I heard). The only other non-start issue I had was when I triggered the alarm lockout / kill switch. I locked the car, then passenger exited. When I went back to move my car- zip. That is a 24 hour cycle, then it will work again. (or if you KNOW that is what happened, you use your keyfob to lock/unlock the doors and let it know you are legit, and it's ok - but as I didn't know that was what the problem was... I was skunked, and had the car towed in for "repair" the next day it was fine (that 24 hour time period). Best of luck. I hope you have a 2nd key. Shelley

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