If you were the one that changed the starter, you will remember the wires you had to take lose. You can jumper between the small terminal on the solenoid and the bigger battery terminal to see if it will crank. If it doesn't then check your battery cables for good connection. As you mentioned the other electrical items seem to functioning properly. Do the headlights dim at all when you try to crank it over. If so it is a bad conection with your cables, if not check for a bad fuse in the fuse box. I don't have my book here to tell you which one just check them all. If they are ok you most likely have a bad starter switch. It's located under the dash on top of the steering column. Luck to ya... Kirk
Wednesday, April 1st, 2009 AT 9:37 PM