My 2000 Dodge Stratus will not turn over. The headlights, tail lights, break lights, and lights inside work. My radio, windshield wipers, and blinkers will not work. When I turn the key, there is absolutely no sound at all. I drove the car on Thursday and on Friday morning the problem surfaced. If anyone knows what the issue can please I would really appreciate the help in finding an answer.

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check to see if there are any pinched wires behind the lights/Please rate my response thank you very much

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first you want to make sure your engine is not seized, do this byy taking a wrench and turning the engine manually with the crank shaft, thats the one all the ay on the bottom, if it does not move your engine seized.

if it is not seized, check all of your battery cables to make sure they are not corroded or greasy, as an extra measure you may want to clean the neg cable at the block to make sure it is getting connection.

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There are two bolts that need to be removed. You can identify them by the washer sitting underneath them. Remove the plug going into the lamp. Then, pull out (it will probably have to be forceful) the entire casing. You will see a large black ring. Remove this and then you should be able to pull out the light plug. Insert the new bulb and just put everything back together.

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check all fuses,,, starter Ok? the ingnition switch most likely ,,check to see if there is a power fuse or a strap type fuse that is burned into fusable links also if any are present.they would be on or close to a positive acess for jumping car

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popohead, if people thought it was easy, they wouldn't be here asking. Your reply is useless.

To remove the pins, look a them closely. Notice that there's two little notches cut into the cup that holds the pin. Use a flathead on each side to leveredge them out a little. If that doesn't work at all, you can use a pair of pliers to firmly grip the head of the pin and pull straight out. Quick firm pull.

Once the first pin comes out, the second pin should easily come out. At that point, firmly grip your taillight housing, and pull straight back: Don't try to wiggle it out, and don't try to lift it to one side or the other like a trunk or door. Just pull it firmly straight back like you would a dresser drawer.

Once it's out, the little wiring harnesses come out of the taillight housing with about a 1/4 turn, and the bulbs just slide straight out of those.

Good luck!