That sounds suspiciously like a corroded battery terminal.
You have a flat battery.
Could it be the battery or the spark plugs?
Defective ignition switch, or bad starter.
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I turned off the AC panel, turned the key counterclockwise, set it back to off, then back to on and then it started back up. I took a few seconds in between each turn of the key. Hope this works
If the outlet is powered with the key off, then yes it will slowly drain the battery.
This sounds like your battery.
Dead battery? Bad starter? Bad/dirty connections on battery cables? If you know the battery is good, you have to listen when the key is turned. if there is an audible "click" when you turn the key its mostlikely the starter.
Automotive Battery VoltagesAssuming your voltage meter is accurate, the battery is fully charged, when the key is turned on, without the engine running, and no accessories turned on, the meter indicated voltage should be 12 volts. When the engine is running and the alternator is charging the battery, the voltage should indicate anywhere between 13 volts to about 14.6 volts.Answer 2 - A wider Acceptable Range13.5 −16 volts is acceptable with the engine running.
A very low (but not quite dead) battery will do that. It's the starter relay trying to work.
open and prop up hood then disengage battery cables from battery! Done! next?
The first thing to check is the battery, it may be flat.