You all helped so much last time, I'll give it another shot. ;-)
I have a '99 mustang that is having problems starting. When I turn the key I get a clicking sound. We have recently had the alternator replaced and a new battery installed, so I am wondering if maybe it has something to do with one of those components or their installation. From what I have read, a clicking noise when starting can be from the starter relay, usually due to a weak battery or a bad connection. I originally just assumed the battery was dead, so I tried jump starting it, and it didn't seem to help. When I turn on the headlights on full beam, they seem to be plenty bright. I remember when I had alternator problems, the headlights were not very bright, and dimmed considerably over a minute or two. That is not the case now, my battery seems to be strong enough to keep the lights on for several minutes, with no noticable dimming. The battery meter shows up on the high end of the scale, so I'm thinking it may not be power related. I know very little about vehicles, and was wanting to see if there is something I could do before having to pay to have it towed to a mechanic. If it is something simple that I can check and fix on my own, my pocketbook would surely appreciate it. Anyone got any ideas?
Thanks for all your help, Matt