No power to the headlights, starter, horn, heater fan or anything. new battery is fully charged. battery cables are clean and connected.

Turn on the ignition and check headlights come on this will show if power is being sent to the circuits, if totally dead check master fuses (normally near the battery). Check cable connections at battery and the live(red) connection to the starter motor. There should be an earth lead (usually copper braided) between the bodywork and the engine. All connections must be tight and clean.

Hi Loggy
The first thing to check is the battery. Make sure it's fully charged and the terminals and connections are nice and clean.

check your cars fuseable link..(cars main fuse)...check your owners manual for location..

type and year of is helpful so we`ll go generic----start by checking the connections at battery for corrosion or damage if good than check power to starter if none check wiring and connections also check power from ignition switch as well as fuses.also try turning key to accessory step on brake and move shifter to neutral than try starting if starts shifter may be out of adjustment or damaged this would be your basic troubleshooting for dead type battery when battery is fully charged but always recheck your battery that it is fully charged

Double check the battery positive connection wiring carefully as it commonly has connection problems when the battery is changed.

Tilt the steering wheel down all the way and see if it starts, if it does then there is a main power wire loose in the steering columb. Thats all which comes to my mind at this time.

Trace the Positive (+) wire from the battery to the starter. Ensure that the connection at the starter is tight.

Also, check that the battery connections are cleaned up shiny and new with a wire brush, and connected tightly.

Also, check that the ground connection at the frame or body, from the Negative (-) wire is tight.

If the above steps don't solve the problem, look for a main fusible link or fuse that has blown that is close to the thick positive wire.

Good luck on this repair.

Is the battery fully charged and are the connections clean and tight. Your ignition fuse seems to be blown. Check the big fuses under the hood. Will the headlights come on? will the horn blow? Good Luck!!!

sounds like a bad starter, test for power with a testlight,have someone crank the engine while you check for power at starter , the small wire should have power when key is in start position. if theres power then replace starter, hope this helps good luck.

After checking the battery connections, turn on the headlights and blow the horn. If the horn sounds sick, charge the battery. If ok, then remove the starter and clean the bellhousing where it mounts as this is where it is grounded. Frankster016