A single click usually indicates a fault in the starter relay or solenoid - could also be a loose cable or wire.
If your interior lights are dimming, either your battery or starter could be failing. You should have your car checked.
Battery cable connections may not be tight. The starter could be bad. The starter solenoid could be bad. Check to see if the lights work. If they do, leave them on and try to start the vehicle. IF the lights dim, you have a bad battery connection somewhere or a bad starter.
Can be a dead battery, defective starter, loose or corroded battery connection, or blown main fuse. If nothing comes on when you turn on the ignition switch and your interior lights are not working it is not the starter.
Yes... there could be sufficient charge to power the lights or other minor power consuming devices but still have insufficient power to engage the starter. Best bet is to take the battery to an auto parts store and have checked.
Check for loose or corroded battery cables Could be starter solenoid is getting weak and needs replacing
The head lights, radio, and eveything else works, but the car will not start. I checked the starter and it was good. The battery is good, but whatever it is causes the battery to have a low charge. Could it be the alternator
check your battery. if your battery is Ok have your alternator and starter checked at a local Autozone or similar store
Defective starter solenoid. It's the key or ignition or both I speak from experience I had the EXACT problem.I checked the battery,the starter,silinoid,starter relay and nothing.Everything was still good.I took it to a ford dealer and had my key replacedand vehicle reprogramed.It worked
Defective starter solenoid. It's the key or ignition or both I speak from experience I had the EXACT problem.I checked the battery,the starter,silinoid,starter relay and nothing.Everything was still good.I took it to a Ford dealer and had my key replacedand vehicle reprogramed.It worked
Starter, battery, battery connections, neutral switch,
yes. unless the starter has shorted out and drained the battery or burned a system fuse all of the lights should operate as usual
Look for a loose or corroded battery cable. The problem may also be a faulty starter solenoid/relay switch - you might want to have it checked out.