99 Dodge 1500 will not turn over

Sounds like your starter motor has gone.

Assuming you replaced the solenoid with the starter, it may be the relay. If the relay is not making a good connection, it might have trouble throwing the solenoid. The relay should be in the relay box under the hood. You can break the relay open and watch it work while someone turns the key to verify the problem.

First thing is to check is the ignition fuse/relay under the hood for a blown fuse or bad relay. If everything is ok then set parking brake with truck in park/netural and have someone to turn the ignition over to start and at the same time use a test light to check for fire at the starter solenoid. If no fire then the ignition switch or netural switch on transmission is causing the problem. If you do have power to the starter solenoid then the problem would be either the solenoid or the starter drive locked up on the flywheel. Be sure to remove the negative wire from the battery if you need to remove the starter. Hope this will help you.

pcm posably but i think i would look at the grounds from the battery to body and bat to engine

Next time when its hot and running, bleed the fuel feed pipe at the very front of your fuel filter. It may have an air pocket in the line causing this. It not common but it does happen

this is the starter relay your battery is most likley very low or the starter is bad

it sound like your fuel pump is bad. but frist see if you have power to your fuel pump. ckeck your fuese inside and out ok

spark plugs, fuel filter, fuel pump, battery, starter,?

check the ground connection between the engine block and the battery

Low voltage to the starter not enough power to the starter it could be the battery. So get tested at some auto shop or those auto zone.