92 Cavalier. Starter Problems

Check the crank/start fuse. Also check to see if the security light is on. Reset is 10 minutes on, 30 seconds off, then start. relearn is 3 times this, start after the third time, for security. If still no start, check the wire going from the ignition switch to the starter.

sounds like starter solenoid

disconnect the s terminal on the starter and connect the battery, if the starter engages then its the starter, if it doesnt check the voltage on the small wire it should be dead unless the key is in the start pos

my 2000 cavalier was doing the same thing. My dad found that I had a lose connection to my starter. there is a cluster of wires if you pull up on it it will tighten a bolt and my car started after that. Now I have a whole new set of problems. Good Luck!

yes it is your starter replace it

Load up your battery and try again.

if battery and conectors are very clean and tight,check for bad ground to engine from battery,,also fusable links off of starter or positive small post near fuses, important,,,is the alternator charging ? and have u tried a new battery? voltage should read 13.50 to 14.25 while running 12.5 to 12.65 when not running

are your battery post bolts clean and tight, my 89 rs ran fine untill i decided i wanted shiny new battery bolts, when i put them in and tightened them down my car had no power at all, i checked how tight they were, and they were TIGHT so i wiggled the black cable and re tightened it and bam my lights turned on, tryied starting it, and it started, sometimes you just gotta make sure the connection is really good, not just how tight it is, also check your ground wires, there are a few but the main 2 are located at the front pass side next to the batt, and on the back firewall going from the bottom pass head to the firewall, hope that helps, if not comment back

starter is what your problem is replacing this will fix your problem

Remove the ignition module and have it tested, most Napa stores will do this. Make sure its good. Have them test it several times to make sure. If there is any variations, replace it.Is this a 4 cyl. or 6 cyl. truck?