Battery is good...The starter is bad. How to

did you test load your battery (vat40 or carbon load tester) seems you may have a bad cell and is droping your voltage or a bad ground cable can also cause it, check both and dont forget your starter relay this one can be jump to test circuit. good luck

It could be a loose or corroded connection somewhere in the wiring. Make sure your hot and ground cables are tight on the battery. Then make sure your connection at the starter is solid. Make sure there is no corrosion on the cables or connections too. If this all checks good, the replacement starter could be faulty. I've had many replacement parts be bad right out of the box.

Check battery cables for corrosion and good connection.
Try to boost it with jump starter.
Try to tap on starter while attempt to start.
To me sounds like a bad starter.

The starter is most likely bad but first be sure the battery is good bring it to a parts store (advance auto) the will check the battery for free if the battery is good replace the starter.

Check for loose battery terminals. Car will not start without jump because battery is not connected properly. Starter is probably good or car would not start with or without jump. If alternator is bad and not producing current, car would die after running a short while as battery would out of juice and without alternator current the car would die - so probably alternator is good. If connections are all good, get a voltmeter and test the battery voltage - it should be over 12.75 volts. If not, battery is not holding charge.

Most likely. If you are sure all connections are good at the new battery and alternator then it is either a bad starter or a bad fuel pump relay. To check the relay get under the back end of the car and have someone turn on the key, if you hear a
"humming" noise, then I would replace the starter.

first you wanna disconect the battery. carfully remove wireing from starter. and if im not mistaken theres 3 bolts holding the starter to the block. you might have to remove the oil filter to get the starter out. oh and be carful when you pull the starter there might be a shime in between the starter and block. good luck

It is really easy to find your starter.  Find the positive cable on your battery, it should be red, and follow it until it stops.  That will be the starter.  To help youself out go to http://www.autozone.com/autozone/catalog/parts/partsShelf.jsp?categoryDisplayName=External+Engine&fromType=parts&fromString=search&parentId=cat10010&currentPage=1&filterByKeyWord=starter&isSearchByPartNumber=false&navValue=15300045&categoryNValue=15399999&fromWhere=&itemId=prod10625&displayName=Starter&searchText=starter and you can see a picture of what you are looking for.  Hope this helps.  

Sounds like you got a bad stater or the engine is locked up try to turn the crankshaft if it turn then tap the starter with a hammer while someone else turns the key to the start position if it then starts you have a bad starter.

should be on the back of the engine block going into the transmission somewhere you may need to get under the car to access it good luck please rate -jeff