Wont Start AGAIN. Different than last time though

Make sure battery connections are good both ends of cable. If starter has ground and hot to main posts and small post is getting signal from key then it should work? Try rapping on starter while key is at start?

If you have battery voltage to the starter and solenoid and it won't crank, you have a failed starter.
The brushes are worn resulting in no continuity in the circuit.

Yes it can but you tried bypassing the ignition and neutral switches and the starter did not crank, that is a different story.

Remove the end cap of the stater and check the carbon brushes. If they are almost worn, some knocking around would make the starter work but it is going to fail anytime.

If they are, you ned to reinstall the stater and retest again to confirm what is at fault, whether it is the wiring or switches.

Thanks for the reply.

It is not the test machine that is at fault. As I mentioned before, sometimes the starter would test good but it would fail as testing is without load and under normal temperature. On the vehice it is subjected to load and differences in temperature. Furthermore electrical components can work intermittently due to poor contacts and while installing, the solenoid can get twisted out of position if it is not in good condition.

That is the reason on vehicle testing have to be done correctly to get accurate results.

Anyway glad to know you have fixed the problem.

Have a nice day.