Clicking sound when turn on ignition. All lights are visible so not a battery issue. Confirmed that battery wasn't an issue by jump starting.
Have the Voltage in the Battery checked. The antitheft system will sometimes disengage the starter if the battery is below Specs.
If you disconnect the battery completely on the Honda and then jump the Honda with another battery, it will verify the battery in the Honda is the problem.
SOURCE: Clicking Noise when trying to start vehicle
check your key remote if it is not programmed the alarm will go into the kill switch mode and will not allow you to start your engine Having the same trouble with one of my keys I haven't found a way to reprogram it without calling dealer and paying a chunk.
SOURCE: clicking starter=car not starting
the battery is located under the rear seat, check battery connections. if connections are tight replace starter.
seems your battery has already been discharged by the fog lamp! recharge or buy a new one, but you should fix first the fog lamp before hooking your battery! check for stuck -up relay!
SOURCE: 1998 Celica engine won't start, rapid clicking audible
sounds like you are on the right track, the battery you have in it has done well to last that long but it sounds like a fell cells have decided to call it quits
SOURCE: 97 Geo Metro will not start
IF you are able to jump the vehicle using cables connected to another car then it is a power issue, if the vehicle stays running after starter you can most likely rule out the regulator, it sound like the battery is weak and dieing, it can be strong enough to run the radio without having the power to start the ignition.
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