The battery may not be dead. A quick check would be to connect a jumper cable from the negative battery terminal to the engine block and then try to start the engine. If the engine starts the problem is in the ground cable, most likely it is the threaded bolt that connects the ground cable to the engine block. The fix is to remove the bolt from the engine block and clean the threads with a wire brush. The threads may appear to be clean, but the practically invisible corrosion layer between the different metals of the bolt and the block can result in up to a six volt drop (or more) at the bolt. This produces a voltage at the starter that is too low to enable it. You might consider putting a conductive compound like a nickle based anti-sieze lubricant on the threads after they are cleaned. I've seen this happen twice on aluminum block engines.
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It could be poor battery connections, the starter,
This is usually a sign that your battery is dead or close to it. sometimes it can be a faulty starter though or even starter solenoid/relay.
Sounds like the battery has a dead cell
Dead battery - no gas - ?????
dead battery
If your vechicle does that it means that your battery was dead and after a while of cranking it sometimes it gets charge and starts
Dead battery?
There could be several reasons why a Toyota Sienna will not start. the most common problem would be a dead battery.
battery light indication means a dead battery or a dead alternater/regulater or a fault in the charging/ignition system
It sounds like your alternator is no longer recharging your battery. You probably need a new alternator.
the battery will not be recharged and will soon become inoperable or discharged {dead}