You mean when you turn the key you hear buzzing sound but starter is not turning motor?
Sounds like automatic decompressor valve not activating on cam and starter motor cannot/will not be able to turn crank against compression. see if you can spin the motor by hand. If not you need to replace valve decompressor gear inside motor.
SOURCE: 2001 Mercury Mountaineer won't start
Have a load test done on the battery. If it checks out good, take a voltmeter to the battery and have an assistant rotate the engine. If you see more than a 2 volt drop when the car is being started, the starter is heading south.
SOURCE: The car refused to start, made clicking sounds @
First, put the old solenoid back on and see if you get the original clicking noise. If yes, you either wired the new one wrong or got a wrong and/or defective part. Your clicking noise can come from several places. First, make sure the battery is good and charged up. Dirty/corroded battery cable ends (yes, even if the lights and radio work), bad connection at the starter, bad solenoid, bad battery cables. A dead starter may engage but not turn, making a kind of click noise too. Take the starter out and get it checked. Remote possibility that it is the ignition switch in the steering column is adjusted wrong or bad. A jump from the positive battery cable to the small post on the solenoid should engage the starter.
SOURCE: mazda tribute 2005 want start
have battery load tested at locale auto parts. you may have a bad cell .if ok sounds like a selinoid problem
SOURCE: 2001 Ford Windstar - will not start.
make sure the battery cables are in good condition. Also check to see if the negative battery cable is securely attached to a good ground.
SOURCE: i have no power after replacing starter solenoid.
Possibly you have your main power lead hooked to the starter side of solenoid.
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