OK, maybe I didn't read you right. You've replaced the solenoid on the starter motor?
If so, I apologize. I thought you meant the starter solenoid!
The names are sorta used interchangeably (stupid) and if you Google 'starter solenoid' and then click on Images, you will see both!
Here's a starter solenoid (relay):
And here's a
starter solenoid:
Clear as mud, right?
Anyway, if the starter
relay is clicking, it sounds like it is working but here's a test to see if the juice is passing.
Take a voltmeter, ground the black probe (-) to the frame (btw, I made up a couple of wires with alligator clips on either end so I can clip a probe to something (like ground) and keep that hand free). Turn on the key, put the red probe (+) on the side of the starter relay where the big wire goes to the starter, and hit the switch. If you get 12v on that wire/connection, your relay is doing it's job.
