Just clicks won't start,just clicks cellinoid and starter check ok

sounds like cellinoid is bad or the starter drive is not engaging could need new starter

Have you checked to see if you can turn the crank with a wrench ?
And are the cables good from the battery to the starter ?

The PATS security system would prevent the engine from cranking if the system does not "see" the right chip in your key. If the system is working correctly, the light should go off after you turn the key switch on.
You should have power on the small starter wire when the key switch is in the start position.

Check the battery. After that check the starter solenoid. The starter itself is ok since you hear 'clicking.'

It is probably your cellinoid try jumping your starter

the clicking that you hear is coming from the starter relay. sounds like your ignition starter switch or ignition lock cylinder is bad.

Your not getting power to the s terminal on the starter..Usually the computer grounds a relay and sends the power from the switch to the starter...I would check see if you have a bad relay..Then check the wire from the starter and work backwards,,to the switch

well the first thing to do is check the voltage at battery, if battery is bad it will make a clicking sound when trying to start vehicle. the voltage at battery should be at least 12.6 volts all things off. with it running at battery should be at least 14.2-14.7 if alternator is ok! if all checks out to be ok, then its either a bad solinoid on starter or the starter itself. good-day ! any auto store will check the voltage for free. just tell them you want to check battery and alt, output.

if your battery is fully charged, then your starter celliniod contact is probably worn out.

you can remove your starter and have it tested at an alternator/starter specialty repair/rebuild shop. if the cellinoid or cellinoid contact tests bad, then you can replace either of those for just a few dollars.

if the entire starter tests bad, then you can usually have it rebuilt for around $100.

It most likely has a dead spot in the starter. Check the connections at the battery and starter, if they check out ok the starter is bad.