I need a diagram that shows where the starter solenoid that is not on the starter is located, so i can try to manually bypass it and start my 1996 ford crown vic police package, go to parts store for new one. help!!!!!!

Check your fuse boxes and the fusible link in the wiring harness. If you've lost power to the engine computer, bypassing the ignition switch won't help you.

The key lock cylinder operates the ignition switch sometimes ignition switch is separate sorry I didn't find where ignition switch is located if the lock cylinder is plugged into it.
You should have a starter relay and starter relay fuse.
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Does not have a starter relay , When turning to key to start ,the ignition switch sends battery voltage through the park neutral safety switch ,for automatic transmissions or the clutch switch for manual trans . right to the starter solenoid . If you have a automatic trans try putting the gear selector into neutral . an see if it starts then . Have someone try an start it while you check for battery voltage at the starter solenoid S terminal . If it has Battery voltage at the S terminal ,voltage drop test the main B+ cable to the starter .
Starter Voltage Drop

Free wiring diagrams here http://www.bbbind.com/free-tsb Enter vehicle info. Year , make , model . Under system click on engine , then under subsystem click on starting . Click the search button then the blue link.

see the diagram attached and proceed according.you must test the switch for open or faulty, this problem NO permitt to goes the voltage to solenoid replace, However test any wires from swtich to soleonid can be broken or open and replace or repair.Of course you must test the Fuse or c. breaker for interruption. God bless youYou can prove to bypass the switch for solenoid see the diagram

It's probably your starter solenoid that is stuck on. Older fords had this solenoid or relay located on the passenger fender apron, but I think on your '95 model, it is located on the starter motor itself.

There are copper contact points or buttons inside the solenoid. Yours must have stuck together. Pretty simple fix: pull the starter off and change the solenoid.

Your starter solenoid is bad >
When you use the screw driver you are bypassing the job that the solenoid does.
Hope this helps give feedback thank you Fixya

If there is no "clicking noises" at all first you have to bypass the Clutch Start Switch. To do so remove two wires from the Start Switch and connect them together.
If it doesn't work trouble shoot starter and solenoid. With a wire connected to (+) terminal of the battery power up the solenoid, at the thin wire contact of the starter. You need another person to help you, in the cabin turning the ignition key in ON and start position. If starter and solenoid are O.K this will start your car. If not you have to replace the starter + solenoid assembly. Good Luck.
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the starter is in the wright side of the motor under the cruis controls. remove the black cover and youll see it....

Starter is located where the engine and transmission meet

I would check the wiring near the starter for any problem, is it tight, not corroded and so on, if no issue is found there then the starter and or solenoid should be replaced, I almost always do both except were the starter solenoid is remote from the starter location like on fords, then test the remote solenoid 1st.