Pontiac grand prix 2ki
I made a horrid mistake after the last night of 5 12
hour night shifts in a row of of passing out in my
car while closing my eyes for "just a second" after
turning the radio on, only to wake 4 hours later with
the radio still on but the engine not even turning, no
clicks or anything. I got a jump, got home, went to
leave last night to find it dead- again. Used my
home jump starter which worked, drove around for
45 minutes thinking that would charge it.
This morning, going to leave and it won't start, and
the jump starter fully charge won't jump it. The
indicator for battery power on the jump starter (
qualitative color indicator) is red as in power low or
dead. I saw a flashing indicator that said power
system failure. I have seen that before when the
battery was low to dead but it went away after i
drove around for 30 minutes. Im guessing if the
battery is critically low it might show that. I'm also
broke until Friday, can afford a battery barely, but i
want to check to see if anyone knows if a battery
of at least several years of age might have the
habit of not being able to charge after fully dying?
Everything was fine before it died.