04 hyundau elantra clicks starter but no turning

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your high beams are on... pull the left arm back until it clicks and it'll turn your low beams on

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Firstly - check that your battery is fully charged. Then check the earth (negative) cable connections and make sure they are 100% clean and making contact. Then check the connections to the starter motor - are they tight, clean and making contact? If all is in order then it sounds as if the starter motor needs replacing or overhauling. Because you can hear a click means that it's likely that the solenoid is working ok but there is a dead spot on the commutator. As a final check, get a friend to turn the ignition switch fully clockwise while you tap the body (not the solenoid) of the starter with a hammer. If the starter turns the engine over then you need a replacement/overhaul.

You either have a bad battery and or your starter is bad.

it you can hear the starter motor spining but is not engaging into the fly wheel then the starter motor will need to be re-conditioned or replaced

either there is a drain on the electrical system your battery is no good or you have a bad altenator

Check that the battery connections are tight and secure. If yes, check the starter motor connectors and check current to the starter while the ignition key is turned. If there is no current, try wiring the starter directly to the battery. If it turns, then the problem is in the wiring or it could be the starter motor fuse. If the starter does not turn, remove the starter and take it to an auto parts store for testing.

I suggest you replace the starter motor.When any vehicle is sitting for that long a time the starter seizes.

remove the starter motor and check for damage/wear on the teeth of the starter motor and the ring gear teeth on the flywheel.turn the engine by hand while checking the ring gear so as to check the condition all the way around.hope this helps