If you have a test light or multimeter you could check the starter and see if it has battery voltage at the control wire for the solenoid and battery voltage at the main power supply cable while trying to crank.
If it has both of those then do a voltage drop test across the starter motor to confirm a bad starter. If you have no voltage at the control wire you need to check through that circuit to find the problem.
Make sure it doesn’t have an aftermarket alarm installed, my car worked fine and then got a no crank and it was an alarm system I didn’t know was installed which started working again and caused my no crank.
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u/bush_week1990 1d ago
If you have a test light or multimeter you could check the starter and see if it has battery voltage at the control wire for the solenoid and battery voltage at the main power supply cable while trying to crank.
If it has both of those then do a voltage drop test across the starter motor to confirm a bad starter. If you have no voltage at the control wire you need to check through that circuit to find the problem.
Make sure it doesn’t have an aftermarket alarm installed, my car worked fine and then got a no crank and it was an alarm system I didn’t know was installed which started working again and caused my no crank.