Hello!i put a new starter&battery in and it still sounds like the startet not ingaging.tested bouth old&new starters thay bouth pased.same with the batters.HELP ME PLEASE..thanks

Did you clean the battery cable terminals good? If the starter clicks, and its a new unit, zounds like full battery power is not reaching the starter. Recheck connections from battery to starter. Just possible, too, that corrosion has gotten into the battery cables-that will create high resistance to current flow. At this point, a mechanic would bring out a multi-meter and do a voltage drop test if all connections and grounds are good. The click sounds like the ignition switch is energizing the starter solenoid, so it should mate large amps from the battery cable to the starter motor.

Could be a # of things. First is the battery up to doing the job? If you have a voltage meter test to make sure you have close to 12V across the battery then turn on headlights voltage should not drop more than about 1 volt. If so battery most likely is OK. Dirty battery cables will be the next thing to look for. Are the terminals clean & corrosion free at the battery? If you have found no problem so far your starter may need to be replaced. Do you have the ability to use jumper cables & jumper it from another battery?
If you can jump start it or put a battery charger on it & git it started again you can test voltage across the battery. with car running you should have about 14V if 12.5V or less you need a new alternator.

needs shimmed or the bendix is bad in the starter and not allowing to release. most likely just needs shimmed if it's a new starter, however you can get a bad starter (new or rebuilt)

Used parts such as starters and altinators don't last. It might **** but it sounds like you need to buy a new starter,altinator, and battery. Or just start with buying one at a time.

It's most definitely the starter. Have it replace and when you do, check the wiring. If this was at all helpful, please rate. Thanks for asking.

I recommend getting an actual voltage, ampres check to see what the alternator is putting out, volts and amps. You should be able to get the charging, battery load test and the starter draw all tested together. That's where I would start.

Could be several things. As this is a 1991 car you are probably going to need a new starter. The brushes on the starter motor are probably worn out. A weak battery is also the probable cause for not engaging or the starter is just worn out. If you hear a clicking sound but the starter won't do anyting then its the battery. If the starter tries to engage but wont turn the engine over then you'll need a new starter.

well i would try turning motor over buy hand if you cant PULL THE PLUGS OUT AND THEN TRY TRUNING MOTOR OVER SEE IF IT IS FULE LOCKE UP IF NOT AND YOU CAN TRUN THE MOTOR OVER BUY HAND STAT LOOKING AT BATTERY CABELS OR BAD GROUNDS HOPE THIS HELPS

WAS THE STARTER NEW OR USED? IF USED TRY ANOTHER ONE OR BUY NEW. IF NEW THAY ARE NOT ALWAYS GOOD. TRY ANOTHER STARTER

You need to try and jump start the vehicle and see if it will start. It sounds like your battery is bad to me. The interior lights are not a good indication of battery conditon, because a starter can pull somewhere between 30-50 amps draw from the battery, where the interior lights may draw 2-3 amps.
Also check your battery terminals for condition. Baking soda and water solution will clean off corrosion, followed by a terminal cleaner from an auto parts store. I would start there. Let me know if that helps.