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check the power cable to the starter for corrosion, if there is a lot of corrosion "in" the wire or at the connections, it could be causing unwanted resistance and not allowing the full 12v to the starter, causing the click. the click is the starter gear engauging but it dosent have the full power ...

sounds like the problem might be "in" the ECU. find a good ECU and plug it in and see if the problem gos away.

has your car ever been in an accident? sounds like a open or short. for starters find the black diagnostic connectors under the dash , below the steering wheel. connect them together and count the flashes of the check engine light. this will give you a DTC number, this will point you in the ...

was the noise you herd comming for the fuel pump? if it was, then the pump is working. if not, check the wires for continuity.

(set your multi-meter to ohms, unplug the connector at the fuel pump. take your (+) lead to one end of the circuit and the (-) lead lead to the other end and if it reads ...