When this is happening, ask your mechanic to measure the voltage at the battery, both on the battery, and on the connectors which connect to the battery. I expect you have either a bad battery, alternator, power connections, or ground connections. A faulty ignition switch, main relay, fuse, or wire splice is also possible.
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