I suspect your battery is dead again. You have a current draw in your car somewhere draining your battery. You need to charge the battery again, then connect a amp meter in sieries between the negative battery cable and the battery post. While observing the meter, start removing fuses one at a time until you come to the one where you will see the amp draw drop to 20 milliamps or less. This will be the circuit which has the problem.
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