Hi Chris, I'm glad to help!
Chris it sounds like you are getting power to the starter when you say it clicks. Here's what you need to do! Take a breaker bar and socket put it on the crankshaft bolt and try to turn the engine over by hand. If you can not move it then take the serpentine belt off and try to turn it over by hand. If you can move it that means something is locked up. Try turning each pulley by hand until you find what is locked up and replace that part. NOTE: If after removing the serpentine belt you still can not move it then your engine is locked up and will need to be replaced or repaired if possible. Hope this helps and have an awesome day Chris.
SOURCE: 2005 Dodge Durango
check starter relay and battery and ground cable connections at both ends? Got 12v in battery (check with a meter)
SOURCE: 98 Durango will not turn
Sounds like a bad
connection. Clean all the connections first then if you have a clicking sound
coming from the PDC (fuse box) on the drivers side under the hood then it
sounds like you have a bad starter .
As
the relay is clicking that means the ignition switch is good. Just insure that
the relay is good. There is a spare in the PDC you can swap and check out so
its the starter Starter/solenoid combo.take your volt meter and
check battery volts while the starter is engaged, if you see very little change
from the static voltage it's likely the starter bendix is being egaged into the
ring gear but the high current side of the starter is not working, this is
likely due to a dirty or worn commutator or worn brushes in the starter motor.
If you do see a larger drop in voltage( say down to under 9.5volts) you more
than likely have a current flow issue, possibly a weak cell in the battery, or
a shorted starter motor winding.My best recomendation would be to remove the
starter motor, and the battery, take them in with you to your local parts house
and have them both tested, most parts stores will perform these tests for free,
on the possibility that hey can sell you something.
STARTER MOTORREMOVAL:-1. Disconnect
and isolate the battery negative cable.2. Raise
and support the vehicle.3. Remove the nut and
lock washer securing the starter motor to the mounting stud on the transmission torque
converter housing Starter Motor Remove/Install4. While
supporting the starter motor with one hand, use the other hand to remove the
upper mounting screw from the starter motor.5. Slide
the automatic transmission cooler tube bracket forward on
the tubes far enough for the starter motor mounting flange to be removed from
the lower mounting stud.6. Move the starter motor towards the
front of the vehicle far enough for the nose of the starter pinion housing to
clear the transmission torque converter housing. Always support the starter
motor during this process, do not let the starter motor hang from the wire harness.7. Tilt
the nose downwards and lower the starter motor far enough to access and remove
the nut that secures the battery positive cable connector eyelet to the
solenoid battery terminal stud. Always support the
starter motor during this process, do not let the starter motor hang from the
wire harness.8. Remove the battery positive cable
connector eyelet from the solenoid battery terminal stud. Always support the
starter motor during this process, do not let the starter motor hang from the
wire harness.9. Disconnect the battery positive cable
wire harness connector from the solenoid terminal connector receptacle. Always
support the starter motor during this process, do not let the starter motor
hang from the wire harness.10.Remove the starter motor from the
engine compartment. --This will
help. Thanks please keep updated.please do rate the solution
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