1994 Chevy 1500 won't start

I just checked the connections on the starter and couldn't see any corrosion. I also felt the connection with my fingers and it's tight and I couldn't "feel" any corrosion. No powder, etc. I didn't remove the starter to inspect the electrical connection so there's a chance I missed something, but I doubt it. Like I said, the starter is new. It was installed by a mechanic that I trust. I'm sure he would have thoroughly cleaned the cable terminals before installing the starter.

Thanks again for any help.

The usual reason for weak turning, include weak battery, or something draining the battery while the truck is off. Or, dirty cable connections.

Try a battery jumper pack, charger, or jumper cables off another vehicle. If it starts, that rules out some things.

One quick and dirty thing to try. Take both cables off the battery. The bolt that turns, if you push it good and hard, it pops out. Vise grips help. Pushes right through the plastic. Wire brush the bolt, and both sides of the metal where it touches the battery. Grease it all up, and reinstall.

Second quick thing. Put a volt meter on the battery terminals. Have a helper turn the key to growl starter. If the voltage drops below 11, you have a battery charge problem. With the key off, if the terminals spark when install or remove, you have a current draw.

Please let us know how things work out.

Gee, and I just typed all that other stuff. Well, some one reading this later may be helped. Please coat the terminals, and wire connections with grease, to help prevent later corrosion.