the only thing i can come up with is that somthing is wedged or stuck or on to tightly that wont let my starter turn my motor over.

 

Can you turn the engine over by hand?

 

Doubtful, but wierder things have happened.

 

yeah i can turn it with a socket on the front pulley. with the same force as anyother engine. im just trying to figure out why the part store says my starter is good yet its not able to turn my motor over even 1 revolution when iv tried everything

 

Take the starter off, and se what it does when you apply power directly to it.

Also, your flywheel is good and matches your transmission right, NA or turbo?

Have you tried jumping the solenoid directly?

Is the battery good?

Are the cables and terminals good?

is current going to the starter solenoid wirE?

 

This is a good idea which helped another dude in another thread.

 

iv taken the starter off and did that and it turns and des what its supose to do advanced and auto zone both tested it and passed it

could it be that the test they do isint underload and so my starter is trashed even though they say it isint

 

Are you getting Power to the Starter?..Did you replace the Starter recently?..If so,Then you have most likely Missed putting the Ground Wire Back on the Long Bolt that goes through the Bell housing and Rear Iron.it Is Part of the wiring Harness that Attaches To that Long UPPER starter bolt,.and it is located Under the Oil Filter(around that area).If not Check your Main Fuse..

 

i guess i will try to get a new starter tomorrow..sigh.... if this dosent work im thinking of where i can get some dynomite cause my car could use some

 

The starter solenoid has ONE cable attached to the solenoid. It is the positive cable from the battery.

The ground for the circuit is from the negative cable of the battery being connected to the long bolt that holds the starter on or you can attach it to any of the bolts that hold the transmission to the engine. Either way works for the ground.

That is all that is needed. If you take the shank of the screwdriver and make connection b/t the small blade connector on the solenoid and the large cable attached to the solenoid, then the engine will turn over.

You connect NOTHING to the other nut/post on the starter solenoid.

 

its been solved the jumper cables i was trying to jump the starter were cheapies and the current loss was to much and didnt give the starter full power i hooked it up the correct way and it turned it right over with ease

 

i'm having the same problem right now and i might just buy dynomite for both of us
ill keep you posted, check your clutch switch it might be bad/not pluged in, try jumping the connector on the harness and depending if you have one, see if you neutral switch on the tranny is bad/jump it. just dont start the car in gear lol.

Edit: o i guess problem solved? what do you mean by jumpers cables?

 

i was trying to bypass everything and use jumper cables to just run the starter directly off a battery but they had alot of current loss through them(the wires wernt thick enough)

 

so how do you start your car now with the cables everytime?

 

no i hooked it up how it was supose to be i was only using the cables becasue i thought my starter was bad and i was testing it