No crank no start

Hello, start by testing the 12 volt battery for state of charge and then also the ability to handle a load. If it fails, replace it and recheck. As always, check for any corrosion build up on battery cables and ensure connections are secure. There's going to be something obvious here, but it's hard to know without hands on testing. One more thing - do you have an automatic or manual transmission? On a manual transmission, the clutch switch must engage to allow cranking of the starter motor. On an automatic transmission, the transmission range sensor must show "Park" or "Neutral" gear to allow cranking of the engine. Use this link to find some shops near you that can help with your concern: www.repairpal.com/repair-shops