I don't have any keys to my '02 Ford Gt Mustang and i can't find the starter solenoid to connect it to the battery so i can start it. Please Help

it sounds like the dog gear on the motor is stuck, try putting it in gear and rocking the car back and forth a few times, take it out of gear and try the starter again

Can you have someone listen down by the starter when you turn the key to start to see if they can hear anything that sounds like a wrrrr ?

What you say does not make sense. Starter/solenoid works off the car, but only the solenoid works on the car? Is your ground wire from battery to engine loose? Both solenoid and starter use the same ground wire...?

Battery good, cables good, all connections clean and tight, no corrosion on battery terminals?
Try to determine if click is from solenoid on the starter or starter relay. Turn the headlights on and watch them while someone turns the key to start. If they get dim, probably the starter-have it tested-even new ones are sometimes bad. If lights don't dim, you will need to check the start circuit. Check for power on the small wire to starter solenoid when key is held in start. If no power there, work back towards the ignition switch. Check the neutral safety switch-should have power in and power out when key held in crank. The ignition switch will have a start wire out of the switch going to the neutral safety switch. It should have power with key in start, the only time the start wire will have power.
Post back with what you find-good luck.

Hi Kevin it sounds to me like your solenoid that is attached to your starter motor needs replacing had this with a ford cortina mk 5

Sounds like the starter is bad. I have an 02 Mercury Cougar that did the same thing. Bad alternator and starter motor.

Tighten and clean all connections.

1. Disconnect the battery ground cable. For additional information, refer to Section 414-01 .

1. Raise and support the vehicle. For additional information, refer to Section 100-02 .

1. Remove the red starter solenoid safety cap.

1. Remove the starter solenoid nuts and position aside the wires.

1. NOTE: To ease removal, remove the upper, concealed bolt first.
   Remove the three starter motor bolts.

1. Remove the starter motor.

Check the battery terminals for lose connections.
Check the starter motor, it could be the solenoid switch.

sounds like solenoid is shorted to ground internally