Those clicking sounds are made by relays closing and firing.. You have a short somewhere, find an auto shop good with electricals.
SOURCE: 2001 pontiac sunfire wont start
I have had the exact same problem. There is an ignition lock that probably went off. There is a fuse box under the hood. The fuse that says ignition on it pull it out and put it back in. This should reset the ignition lock. Its a safety feature because the car thinks that someone was trying to tamper with it.
SOURCE: Starter on Sunfire won't crank
has the starter recall be done to the car yet if so it should have relay added to syatem and starter wire cut inhave with purple wire run to small wire on starter.
SOURCE: My radio display and clock went out on my 2005 Grand Am
Do you have a CD sitting in the radio? If so, find the radio fuse and pull it out for 20 secs and turn the car to the on position and wait 20 secs. Turn the car off again and put the fuse back in. Wait 10 secs and turn the car back to the on position and hopefully the radio will power back on.... some Radios get really picky if a CD has been sitting inside for too long...it worked with a Volkswagen so I don't know if it'll work with a GM... worth a shot
Testimonial: "I haven't tried it yet but it certainly would make sense because I have had a CD in there for quite a long time. Thanks"
SOURCE: 20000 grand am won;t start turns over but won;t
Well then if no pressure at fuel rail then go to pump and in line filter as the in line filter might be the main problem but the pump pressure can also be faulty if filter is bad so check it out and let me know how you get on. Ron
Testimonial: "thanks but the fuel filter was changed a month ago. and theres fuel up to the regulator. i'm thinking bad regulator or passlock sercurity issue again"
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