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-the wires are not correctly re-installed for the starter.
- u may need wiring diagram
Did you take pictures before you took it apart, or did you tag wires before unconnecting them.
You most likely have a low system voltage issue caused by a defective battery. Pull it and have it tested, if it is ok then clean and inspect the battery cables for corrosion.
see the diagram and proceed:1)determine if the fluid is the correct 2) see if there are some codes coming 3)low level fluid brake 4) smell burning 5) test sensor
Listen to the clicking. If it comes from the starter solenoid (on the starter), then relay is not the problem, cause starter relay has passed current through to starter.. If clicking from one of those relays on the firewall, that might be a bad relay. You should be able to find the click by ear and by feel. Be sure and check your battery connections for tightness, the battery ground, and the starter connections. Could be a loose connection not letting the large current pass through.
check battery,battery cables,starter,starer solenoid, check if your battery have any power left, by turning lights on, if light is strong then on the starter motor,remove the remote wire, the thin wire connected to the starter from the ign. switch, instead of the remote cable, try to by pass it, with battery voltage, with ign switch on on pasition, if your starter works the starter is good if not change the estater, if starter works then check the remote wire, could be damage, could be the starter switch, fuse , or the starter relay. when working on car always make sure if the engine starts there is rotsting components. Thanks
STARTER SELONOID OR DIRTY BATTERY CABLES OR LOOSE CONNECTION ON STARTER.iF YOU REPLACE STARTER REPLACE WITH COMPLETE UNIT NOT JUST SELONID GOOD LUCK.PS BE SURE BATTERY IS UP TURN LIGHTS ON AND HAVE SOMEONE WATCH THEM AS YOU TRY AND START TO BE SURE THEY DON`T GO OUT IF THEY DO--- GO TO CONNECTIONS ON BATTERY OR TRY JUMPING GOOD LUCK
With the gauges going to zero it's an indication the battery don't have a good charge or the battery cables need cleaning, tightening. In other words when you turn the switch over, all the components are draining the little power it has or you have a bad battery cable connection.
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