How do I hotwire my venture chevy battery to starter wire ? pls. help me

Go to a breakers yard and get a new ignition key and lock. Hotwiring a car is not as easy as they make it look in the films. You have to get power to the ignition circuit, you also need to light up your dashboard and stuff which is key dependent. When you have done that, you have to energise the starter motor and stop it when the engine fires. And talking of fires, they can happen during hotwiring!

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ck fuses on the fuse box inside the car is a fuse call star ck newtral safety switck located at the transmision wheare the shifter cable conects also have a starter relay

Check the wires good, that go to starter. And the starter solenoid. Clean and tighten all starter wires. By by passing, and starting it direct tells me that there has to be a problem, in wires or ignition system. see if you have power to starter by testing the wire. Sounds like no click on start=no power to starter.

check for power at the starter with a test light. you should have power on the large wire all the time, check the small wire with someone trying to start the car you should have power on this wire only when trying to start it. if you do then you can try to tap the starter while someone is trying to start the car, if it starts then you have a bad starter and it will have to be replaced. first make sure your battery is in good shape and fully charged.

Check your battery cables.

Hot cable terminal on solenoid may be touching start terminal. Make sure the terminal for the big wire is away from the smaller terminal.

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You put the starter wires back on the same way they came off. If the wiring diagram doesn't help, not sure where to go from there?

is the anti-theft light flashing? if not, its not a anti-theft problem. did you check in neutral? you should be able to bypass the relay. you cant do anything without a wiring diagram for the starter

battery is dead or too much corrosion on the terminals.

I would check to make sure the battery cables are free of corrosion, tight, and dry. The next step would be to test the battery (either with a multimeter, or an auto parts store can usually test it for free). Other options could be the starter connections could be loose/corroded, the ground wiring is loose or corroded, or there is a short in the wiring. Always remember to make sure you disconnect the battery when working with any electrical systems on the car. Negative first, the positive.