Ever clean all the cables anfd wires involved??? Could be corrosion within the insulation, try a thorough cleaning first before replacing any.. check tightness

Answered by TaurusWheel
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There is a lead that goes bad at the starter motor, May need a starter at this point if that was the initial problem.

Answered by Service Writer (expert)
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I had the same problem with my Ford E150 4.9 I6 automatic van. Click buzz, then nothing. After $150 in tow ing costs, and after $250 for a new starter, it did the same thing. After replacing the starter :( the mechanic suggested that I could start it with a screwdriver across the solenoid. So when it click buzzed again, I wondered if it was the neutral switch, because I had put a new one in 6 months before. So I put it into neutral gear and it started!! Now I just move the gear shift lever around or put it into nuetral and it will start whenever it click buzzes. :) Could be a short in the nuetral switch, if your manual transmission has one. ;)

Answered by thinkofwhy
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