After sitting for a week the electrical not working properly

Hello, try swapping a couple relays around that are the same type. Sounds like you have a relay that has carbon build up inside. A little moisture in the air and they can act differently. But no click from your starter, check the starter relay first. If not the relay there might be corrosion on the underside of the relay panel. 2001 is 20 years old. You'll definitely be having corrosion on connections by now. Look for green crustys on connections.

Well, I think you were in the right area to begin with. If you were really able to push down on the relay, most likely you were putting pressure on the entire fuse/relay box and there is probably a broken wire on the underside of that box. It's extremely common, you should be able to unbolt the fuse panel and inspect the wiring and pins underneath. You may have had a wire that was just about to break and finally did. A good visual inspection should be done under that box. Do you own a 12volt automotive test light? They are inexpensive and a very valuable tool. You can also check the fuses inside the vehicle with one as well, which I recommend doing. I find corrosion and broken wires all the time on a vehicle that is 20 years old.

Here's some instruction on the test light method:

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-use-a-test-light-circuit-tester

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-check-wiring

Hello, have you found any wiring issues or swapped relays around? Or anything on the underside of that fuse/relay panel? One other thought was did you happen to pull on any wires when you were pushing down on the relay the first time this happened?