My starter is not is not catching a charge from the cilinoid. What do I do?

have all your ignition cheked from the switch to the fuse starter wire and cilinoid if that dosent do any good chek the relay for the ignition

It's spelled solenoid. It is a coil of wire that draws in a steel plug when activated.
Most commonlly used on a starter to pull the drive gear into the flywheel.

sounds like the starter or cilinoid.

Have you checked the neutral safety switch and the starter relay in the power distribution center?

check voltage going to the "s" terminal on the starter, that takes two people, if no voltage there just trace back

starters are simple, big cable supplies direct power from battery. little wire gets power from starter relay after ignition switch is turned to on position. relay is located under hood in relay box on left fender.car safety neutral switch also has to be aligned and good try starting in neutral.

Same thing happened to mine. Turned out to be my starter. If you know where the starter is and the starter cilinoid (sp), take a metal rod (think the detachable handle for a nice automobile jack) and tap on it from above or below (it's kinda deep in there) and have someone try to start it while doing that. If that solves your problem, your starter's your problem. (Even if that trick doesn't work, it's still possible your starter's your problem.)

some are fused and has relay. check fuse and relays. replace with the same type, you could try to interchange the relays if they are of the same type.

disconnect to battery ground cable and lift the front and jack it on stands and make sure it is safe. go under front side locate the starter it is next to oil filter. discoonect cables and make sure to remember which one goes where. there is a two mounting bolts lose them out and pull out the starter.

why do u have that set up like that?