Battery no problem car wont start clicking sound

Sounds like either a dead battery or a faulty alternator. Go to an auto parts store like Auto Zone and ask if they can check your battery and your alternator.

Good Luck!

does it make a clicking sound

charge the battery and once fully charged, do a LOAD test on it, clean all the connections and start the car ,, check the voltage at the battery posts with the car running, you should get between 13.5 and 14.5 volts, if not, replace the alternator , if you do, the battery and the cables just needed some attention

Sounds like computer issues from the cables being on wrong

sounds like anti-theft system has activated. Do you have the factory keys? Try using a newer factory key to unlock door and start car.

does it click when engine is running if not it was just lack of battery voltage making relay click

Sounds to me like your charging system failed and you now have a dead battery.
You will likely need to replace your alternator.

sounds like battery is not charging. good likely hood alternator not charging well. also i ran into this some gas stations have old tanks can get water in gas if to much will cause car not to start. schucks can check to see if you charging system is working properly

Hi!
This is a good indication that your battery has a bad cell (or more) and needs replacement. Funny you should mention it but the exact same thing happened to me this week, so I had the dealership check the battery (as the car is still under warranty) and at first, when I had just arrived, the battery checked out "good". I explained that I had just ran for over 30 minutes at 70Mph, so it would have charged up some. They left the acc on, turned on the lights and the radio, waited for a mere 3 minutes, and then tried to start the vehicle. This time, the vehicle did the clicking sound and did not crank. When they checked the battery again, the tester showed the battery was only 10.7 volts (should be 12v or above, most of the time reads closer to 14v...)

Hope that helps...

may i ask? when you jump start from doner car battery?? do you connect battery to battery with leads? reason for querie is the correct method is=connect leads to doner terminals on battery then on your car connect +LEAD TO YOUR BATTERY BUT THE NEGATIVE LEAD TO THE ENGINE ENSURE GOOD CONTACT ? if engine starts then ? you will have to check the earth lead from battery to engine connection it may be loose or deteriated ? doing the above test you are using doner battery power SO to check your cars battery ?and whether it is an earth connection fault? just connect 1xjump lead from your cars neg terminal on battery and the other end to the engine providing a good suplimentary earth to enable starter to function properly due to its high amps load needed if it works? check as explained above ? please update back on progress if any? good luck