Have a 1999 dodge intrepid. It is continually not

check for voltage at the starter

clicking sound heard? starts fast then slows down as you crank over engine?ok try this --at the starter there is an electrical connection -- B+red wire and a smaller wire make sure these connections are tight. if ok proceed to next step--if you hear a low clicking sound when you turn the key and when trying to jump start the car still hear a click sound have someone tap on starter while you try to start it --- if car starts the starter solenoid is bad,anything more please write me back, Lee Davidian

take to autozone and have them check the engine light code to start it's free

ffirstly if its turning over then thats cranking !
so i gather you mean it just wont fire up & start
if so check for spark at plugs
& for fuel delivery

Check wires from battery to starter motor and altinator are clean and tight.If they are ok i would change the starter motor.

Many vehicles turn on the electric cooling fan if the temperature is high under the hood which prevents hard starting of a hot engine.
If yours never has had the fan run for a minute or two, then it isn't supposed to but if it did it once but now doesn't, the thermal switch that should turn it on has failed.
Try holding the gas pedal to the floor before turning the key; if it starts, then there was too much gasoline in the cylinders causing wet plugs which don't want to fire.

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you should have engine light on and engine codes
if its the cam or crank sensors, shouldn't be the starter i would start with the ingition switch.

Sounds like a starter problem.If a 'click' sound is heard when it won't turn over,it is probably the starter.

I recently had the same problem. I have a 1999 Intrepid. I changed the Camshaft position sensor and tha crankshaft position sensor. I haven't had anymore of those problems.