Battery has full power but does not turn over

i would guess,you either have a poor connection to your battery or a flat battery. test your battery before checking the starter. ok?

hi,

the first thing that I would check is to make sure your battery is fully charged or try and jump the battery using another car battery.
if still no go then I would say that your starter solenoid is bad.
while checking the solenoid/starter double check to make sure your block to body ground cable is secure.

hope this helps,

chris...

A dirty connection at the battery terminals that will allow current for accessories to work but not enough to crank starter. Also your starter might need to be checked or replaced if cleaning the terminals didn't work. Another cause might be the factory immobilizer not disarming

Clicking noise is the sound of the starter being bad and not having enough power to turn the motor over. Replace the starter.

well it sounds like you need to replace the starter... have you checked the fuse and relay for the starter by chance?

That clicking sound you hear is the starter trying to turn. Even though your battery has power, it sounds like it does not have enough power to turn the starter. Either that, or the battery connections might be loose. Make sure that the battery connections are clean and secure. If that does not do the trick, try getting a jumpstart, and go get your battery tested. It could be that the battery is still good, but has drained partially because of an interior light, or radio left on, or other load. If the starter does not turn even with a jumpstart, then it could mean you have a bad starter, but most likely the problem is with the battery or its connections.

if it is standard shift then check the clutch disable switch.... if auto then check neutral safety switch on transmission....confirm power to the starter itself.. report back

check your battery,and your starter
make sure the battery is up 12.4 volts if it is good then make sure you have power going to the starter,when you turn the key you should have power to the selnoid,if you have power there and the starter does not turn ,then the starter is bad.

test the battery first then go through the ground wires, there will be a few and if one of them have corrosion or are not connected you will not get full voltage to the starter,