The battery is dead. We have tried recharging to

If the battery is dead, the alarm will not go off. You unlock the car with the key, and either remove the battery to charge it, or jump the car to get the engine running to recharge the battery. There is a chance that the alarm will sound once power is available. Just click the remote to turn it off.

try to recharge battery or by new, nothing with the car, just kill battery, and luky not blow garage.

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First your battery went dead, and now your car stereo is dead, and it's really ... or charge, and you're lucky, then you may find that your car radio fuse is blown.

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Nov 30, 2011 - Today the dealership did a tuneup, replaced the timing belt, and put in a new battery. I started my car and the radio did not work. They went out ...

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Jul 18, 2011 - Also now the battery has been recharged the redio will not work. .... Mybattery went flat, took it out and went to a battery shop who charged it up ...

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if the battery goes dead or low it must be recharged with a charger, driving the car will not recharge it properly. The alternator is only meant to maintain the battery, not recharge it. Get the battery recharged and verified and then try again.

Make sure its In park . Recharge battery first

You need a new battery if your alternator is putting out 14.5 volts you can try a charger just make sure you disconnect both cables and try a charge of a charger if it still doesn't take you most likely have a dead cell which may as well be a dead no good battery

Sounds like your only problem is a very dead battery

If it was over 4 years old & you had load tested it,you
wouldn't have all that bad experience

Any idea why you installed a new alternator other than a guess,
no testing,well the dead battery may be an issue there as well

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Another thought.. even though you charged the battery, it's not at all uncommon for a car battery to be very damaged by fully discharging. Especially if not new-ish. One or more cells in it may be bad causing the overall voltage to be under normal. This alone can cause the problem you have. I would try jumping it with another car or test the battery to see if it's got at least 12.7 to 12.9 volts when sitting doing nothing. Good luck.

hi.if the engine is not roaring whenever you try to start your car then you might have a dead battery there. Try to replace the battery first if same thing will happen then this could be a faulty ignition assembly. Instead of buying a new battery try to recharge the battery first at any battery recharging station.

If the battery is dead, the ignition keys will not release from the ignition. If there is no signal from the transmission shifter that it's in park since the battery is dead, then the ignition lock will not release the keys.  After charging the battery or jumping the blazer to start it and the key's still will not release, try this. 
There is a "plunger" as part if the ignition. Under the steering wheel there is a small removable cap that you can take off and put a small screw driver up into and press the plunger in and it will release the key. Good luck and hope this helps, Keep me posted be glad to help.