The car has been sitting in storage for two years. When we put it in storage we took out the battery and got it ready to sit.After putting the battery back in we can not start it. We tried to jump it. What else can we do?

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has your car got a aftermarket security system ? sounds like the ignition and/or the fuel pump is being isolated by a security system fault

Check the power wire to radio. and check the fuse for radio also. If ok, The radio may have gotten moisture etc, from sitting for 2 years. Good-Day!

Change the battery in the key and use the key to turn off alarm.

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Never scrap a car that's still in good shape. Check that all fluids are up and put a fresh battery in it and turn the key to on. You'll hear the fuel pump run till pressure is up, then crank it over. Should start up and be ready to run.

After 3 months it is possible the fuel pump has seized up due to the fuel going bad. As of 2 years ago, fuel has a storage life of around 90 days. If the fuel had ethanol in it when it was stored, this fuel stratifies in the tank and the water content sinks to the bottom also ruining the in tank fuel pump.

It is also possible other components may have failed coincidentally and you will need a scanner to pull the codes stored in the ECU to see if other sensors have failed.

When electronic loaded vehicles sit until the battery goes flat.... it induces a lot of false codes as the system awakes and then goes back to sleep because of low voltage fluctuations as battery looses it's voltage.

The ground clamp should be removed from the battery before late model vehicles are put in long term storage to prevent electronic code scrambling .

Need a wiring diagram, then walk down any circuit you like,
testing as you go

Can not resolve any vehicle issues changing parts & guessing

You problem may be the alternator...It may be putting out voltage, but not enough amperage...voltage doesn't charge the battery, the current(ampoerage) does. have the alt checked. then if its good, make sure you have no accessories that are plugged in or left on in the car


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Remove the spark plugs and squirt some oil down in the cylinder heads. let it sit for a week
Remove old fuel from the fuel lines and tank .
Put a good battery in it.
If vehicle fires up after a week of sitting, shut it down and change oil in the engine, diffs and trans, you will probably notice that seals may weep oil for awhile if they continue you will have to replace those seals.

New plugs, maybe wires, and fresh gasoline would be a very good start..especailly the fresh gasoline