I have no power to the car. Tried to jump it but it acted like it didnt have enough power to turn it over. Lights came on in the interior but only slight sound in the engine then followed by clicking sound.

Do a parasitic battery drain test to find what's draining the battery

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If the battery cables and battery check out fine then test for 12 volts at the signal wire at the starter when the ingnition key is turned to start. If 12 volts is present then the starter is bad or the ground strap from the engine to chassis is not getting a good connection. You can test for the the ground by placing a jumper cable to the negative battery post and the engine.

No 12 volts when cranking? Then check relay or ignition switch.

You can apply 12 volts to the signal wire at the starter to verify it will turn.

Do the interior lights dim when the key is turned to start?

It sounds like you probably have a shorted battery cell. This will not only cause the repeated clicking that you described, but it will also rob power when jump-starting from another vehicle. There is probably enough power when jump starting to turn the starter over, but after the starter take the power that it needs, there is not enough power to operate the computer system....so I have no doubt that you probably are not getting any fuel. The computer has to tell the fuel pump to run. If there is no power for the computer....I think you can figure it out from here.

Replace the battery and try it again.

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By no power, do you mean the lights and other accessories don't even work? If so, I'm not sure that's a security system -- they usually only kill the starter, but I'm not sure about that one specifically. Try arming and disarming the system and see if it works then. If no interior lights are working, etc. you probably have a very dead battery or possibly a bad connection. Hook up the jumper cables again but leave them on with the working car running for 10 min or so, then try to start it. Batteries can get so dead that they won't jump right away, especially with light-duty cables.

Check the battery +12v power connection to the starter is in good order,
Check the ground connection between the battery negative and the engine/starter motor is robust and intact.
If no problem with above, replace the starter motor.

you have to recharge the battery just a jump start
wont be enough.slow charge be better <trikelcharge>

sounds like you need to either replace or clean the battery terminals. they are making just enough connection to work the lights but the load of turning on the key makes it lose what connection it has

the battery is dead, it's as simple as that. the battery only needs a tiny bit of power to turn on the interior lights and panel lights, but it does not have enough to dis-engage park lock out electric solenoid.

on the drivers side under the dash there is a fuse panel. The fuse that controls the panel also controls the seats.

have you tried replacing the battery? cause a bad battery will not jump even though it appears to have some charge if you need help let me know