I'm have troubles with the starter, i think, in my

I'd have to check wiring circuits to your starter motor. There are usually two hot circuits at the starter, one is battery voltage, hot all the time. The other circuit usually goes hot with key in the crank position. use a test light to check for voltage. Any testing at the starter make sure tranny is in park or neutral and the parking brake is set.

There could be other issues, security system-- neutral or clutch switch depending on your tranny--wiring circuit problem, somewhere? Maybe a starter issue? The engine isn't froze-up, is it?

Try jump start. If no go, please see my tip at http://www.fixya.com/cars/r5973094-starter_replace and let me know if you have questions.

chekc your fusable lnks that go to the starter solenoid and battery even though they may not look phsycally broken or burnt most times they seperate internally so check voltage at both ends of the fuse links

My first suspicion is the battery connections may be lose and also the battery may now be run down. If you take the terminal connections off and clean them and the terminal posts so that they are shiny clean and charge the battery you can try again. If the car starts, that was the problem. If it doesn't, then look for the starter solenoid and lose connections there and also look toward the starter next. A tech with a volt meter can run independent checks and narrow it down further but having good connections and a charged battery are necessary to get started with the other tests.

Sounds like you have a dead cell in our battery .....buy a new battery ...before you do have the battery checked ..any garage can check it for you usually ...good luck

Check battery connections at battery and battery also. If OK your problem may be your starter.

Two things could be one the ground on the starter itself bad, aslo check the small wire that pushes on the starter. The most likley reason is the starter has failed if the battery tests ok.

This will sound stupid but check to make sure all the bulbs, yes I said bulbs, as in brake and turn signals are the correct bulb. No kidding. I fought a problem like this in my shop for a week on a mustang. It had a wrong brake light bulb. Just a idea. See if it will start by jumping the 2 posts on the starter solenoid under the hood on the inner fender. It has two battery cables going to it. use 2 heavy screw drivers to do this. Do not tough the metal of teh screw drivers. The solenoid could also be bad.

the best advice i can give you is to purchase a haynes repair manual at your local auto store. it'll give you step by step instructions. $18 they are usually hard to get at, but there are 2 bolts holding the starter in place, after removing the wires, just remove bolts and wiggle out. no special tools required. make sure to disconnect battery first. good luck

sounds like your starter or starter solenoid is bad. also possible low battery.