1995 mazda 626 4 cylinder starter clicks but wont turn over i replaced battery thinking it was that no luck i just replaced starter and solenoid same result justs clicks i cleaned all my connections so luck just clicks where do i go from here

1995 Mazda Theft deterent you dont have one. there is a keyless entry. a ant theft radio deterent. So you probable are having problem starting like turning over maybe the starter is non op or even a dead battery. So what does it do?

Think about what your asking & keep in
mind, we don't have the vehicle to check out

Have you done any testing at all, that
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Like battery,starter solenoid,starter

Does the overheating issue play a role?

Is the timing belt broken?

First check your connection with your starter, then see if your silinoid is working ok. Good luck .

sounds like a faulty alternator have it checked and serviced.

more than likely it is if you have a fully charged battery in the car, you can have it checked on the car or take it off and bring it to the parts store and they can check it on a machine

96 probe, 2.0L 4 cylinder. Should be similar to 626 I think.

Starter Motor
Removal


Exploded View of the Starter Motor Mounting Components

1. CAUTION: When servicing the starter motor or performing other underhood work in the vicinity of the starter motor (11002), be aware that the heavy gauge battery input lead at the starter solenoid is "electrically hot" at all times. A protective cap or boot is provided over this terminal (B-terminal) on all carlines and must be replaced after servicing. Be sure to disconnect the battery ground cable before servicing the starter motor.
   Disconnect the battery ground cable (14301).
   

1. Remove the air cleaner (ACL) and the air cleaner to intake manifold tube (9B697). Refer to Section 03-12A for the procedures.
   

1. Remove the two upper starter motor bolts.
   
   
   
   
   

1. Raise and support the vehicle.
   

1. Remove the intake manifold support bolts and the intake manifold support (9J444).
   
   
   
   
   

1. Disconnect the S-terminal wire.
   

1. Remove the B-terminal wire nut and disconnect the B-terminal wire.
   

1. Remove the lower starter motor bolt.
   

1. Remove the starter motor.
   
   

sounds like the starter, i dont think its siezed the motor in that short distance. try and hit the starter with a hammer or something with someone turning the key at the same time, it should start with acouple trys. if it does than u need a new starter.

This is almost certainly a bad starter/solenoid sticking. If you hear the click sound hit the solenoid(NOT the electrical connection!!) on the starter several times with a hammer. If it starts you definitely need a starter. This trick will only work for a few days - so replace that starter.(disconnect battery before replacing it !)

if its clicking then the solenoid is going. try doing a starter draw test. hook a meter to the battery on dc volts. attempt to star. if voltage drops below 9 volts the its the starter. if it doesnt move much at all then its the solenoid. but i think its the starter cause the solenoid is clicking

it could be a bad connection or a broken ignition switch maybe a fuse blew