Assuming you have an old battery.....
Dirty connections will give you the same problem.
Take your battery out, spray it with baking soda diltued in warm water, let it soak for 5 or 10 mins, then rinse it off thoroughly with clean water.
Then scrub the terminal posts with a wire brush and clean the inside of the battery post clamps too. Leave NO gunk on em.
Check the acid levels under all the caps. The plates should not be exposed. If low, top up with distilled water until it is JUST above the plates.
Now refit you battery, and make sure you tighten the clamps up.... TIGHT (if you can spin em, theyre too loose.)
THEN spend money on replacing bits if this doesnt help.
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