I will also add, when holding down the start button, with a 12 volt test light on the post of the starter, you should see 12 volts. if you have 12 volts to the starter and its not turning the starter is bound up.
the starter could have clearance and binding up, starter gears broken, could be a faulty new solenoid, bad ground, etc.
just gotta dig deeper.
also, you must have a neutral light on to start.
the starter could have clearance and binding up, starter gears broken, could be a faulty new solenoid, bad ground, etc.
just gotta dig deeper.
also, you must have a neutral light on to start.