When I try to start it just clicks. The clicks are either coming from the relay/fuse box or something that sits directly below it. Not sure what is below it. It will not boost off and the battery is only 6 months old, tested and good.
Starter motor solenoid replaced or replace bushes.
SOURCE: On my 1997 Chrysler Town & Country , my Horn
This is definitely an issue with your clockspring. The clockspring is a device in the steering column that provides electrical contacts for horn, cruise and airbag. The good news for you is this part is covered under a Chrysler warrantee / recall.
SOURCE: 1999 chrysler town & country, looking for
Download a service manual (usually free) from this site. It has the detailed circuit and relay assembly diagrams. It is a reasonably large document - so you may have to be patient.
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Do you know where the starter/starter solenoid are located on a '99 T&C 3.3L?
The starter motor is at the junction between the engine and the gearbox. It is normally underneath the vehicle, a rounded shaped cylinder around 20- 30 cm long and 10- 15 cm in diameter. the solenoid is the other smaller cylinder attached to this. It is quite small around 10 cm in length and 5 cm in diameter. What you need to do is take the whole starter motor off after you have disconnected the wires, (don't forget to note where they go back on), normally 2 bolts perhaps 3. Once you have removed it take it along to a automotive dismantlers and ask them to check your starter. Ask them to replace the solenoid. Good Luck
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