Will not turn over.But battery is good? - 1999 Plymouth Breeze

The crank sensor only comes into play while the engine is cranking or running to tell the computer where TDC is.
A no crank issue would be only the starting or security system.
Do you have battery power at the starter when the key is in the start position ? Are the battery cables clean and tight on both ends ?

Your battery is definately suspect.Give it a good charge and check it again. If it drops like that when you turn on the lights replace it.A fully charged battery in good condition will read about 14.2V when fully charged. When you turn the key to start it will drop to about 11 and come back up when you turn the key off.

indicates the good battery has a dead cell and is not good under load
have it load tested

Change your blower motor resistor,it's located next to the blower motor.

have alternator checked if battery is good. make sure battery has a good charge on it.con check cables meke sure they are tigth- no corrosion . grounds are good. sounds like alternetor.....

LETS SEE BATTERY GOOD! STARTER GOOD? BATTERY CABLES GOOD? CONNECTION FROM THE BATTERY GOOD! CONNECTION FROM THE STARTER TO THE BATTERY GOOD!
WIRE FROM THE STARTER TO THE IGNITION SWITCH GOOD???
IN THIS WIRE THERE IS A FUSEABLE LINK CHECK IT
IF YOU CAN SHORT THE SOLINOID OUT ON THE STARTER AND THE CAR TURNS OVER THE FUSEABLE LINK IS BAD
IF EVERYTHING IS GOOD CHECK TO SEE IF THE MOTOR IS GOOD

Make sure the connections and the cables are good.No corrosion on cables.If the lights in the dash flicker this is usually a sign that the battery is not good or it is not making good contact.Have the charging system and battery load tested.Hope this helps.Good luck.

SOUND LIKE BATTERY IS DEAD.CHECK BATTERY VOLTAGE.A GOOD BATTERY VOLTAGE IS 12.5 VOLTS.IF LOWER REPLACE BATTERY.IF BATTERY IS GOOD CHECK BATTERY CABLES FOR TIGHTNESS AND CORROSSION.IF CABLES CHECK OUT GOOD.I AM LOOKING AT STARTER SOLENOID.REMOVE HAVE IT CHECKED.REMIND YOU TURN OFF RADIO BEFORE REMOVING CABLES SO YOU WONT LOSE CODE TO PLAY RADIO.IF IT TURN OUT THE BATTERY IS BAD. HAVE ALTERNATOR OUT PUT CHECK TO MAKE SURE ITS CHARGING THE BATTERY.

The clicking you hear usually indicates a poor battery or battery connection. Have your battery load tested first. You may have a bad cell in it causing it to be weak enough not to be able to supply the amps needed to turn the starter. If you haven't had the battery load tested then it could be bad. My guess is that the battery is bad. Good luck.

make sure vehicle is in park good move shift selector around and try again.. also battery has good connections right ? clean posts on battery sometimes this happens