If you have already replaced the battery, then you have a few other things to look at.
I would start with the wires, making sure you have a good connection and then work your way to the starter. The clicking is usually a result of the starter not getting enough current to crank the engine.
if you put it in yourself did you disconnect the battery first? if you didnt then you may have grounded out the solenoid. either way the most likely causes are the solenoid or the battery.
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Just because a relay is clicking doesn't mean it's good. Swap the relay with an identical one in the fuse box and see if it helps. Also make sure that the starter is grounded properly.
It is on the front of the engine, under the intake.
I just had the starter on my 2001 dodge neon replaced for $300.00 parts and labor and it was ready within the hour.
the relay or the starter motor is stuffed
you need a new battery more than likely
The starter solenoid is on the starter.
The starter is on the front of the engine on a Neon. It is below the intake manifold.
Just below the starter.
no brackets just two bolts, one of which passes through transaxle and bolts into starter
The starter solenoid is on the starter.
are there 2 bolt ot 3 bolt on a starter on 1998 neon
Front of the engine, below the intake.Front of the engine, below the intake.