Click dont mean the selenoid work when click ck whit a test light if power came out of the selenoid
SOURCE: battery draining with ignition off, clicking sound
Find the relay making the clicking noise by setting your finger on top lightly, then check map on under side of cover for identification.
SOURCE: 94 Chrysler Town and Country won't start with key.
has it got an immobiliser / if so there is a fault there. If not an ignition switch itself.
SOURCE: 2004 Mini Cooper automatic.Car won't
if the clicking noise is from the starter,you can tap the starter while someone tries to start the car.if it turns over and starts then the starter motor will need to be replaced.if you can get to the starter,using the multi-meter you can check to make sure the solenoid is getting battery voltage at the wire that gets voltage when the key is turned.if you do and you have battery voltage at the larger wire on the starter then this will also indicate the stater motor has a bad spot in it and will have to be replaced.the clicking noise is usually an indication that the solenoid is working passing the voltage to the starter armature but the starter is drawing too much amperage to turn the motor over.either way its recommended to replace the complete unit as if the solenoid is bad the motor itself will usually go bad shortly after.
SOURCE: Battery tests at 12 volts but won't start but starts with jumper cables to other car
Check the voltage when cranking the engine, if it drops below 10 or 11 volts the battery probably needs replacing. Also check the voltage when it is running, it should be 14 volts or more. If it is not then the alternator is not charging.
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