404ninja

I recently put in a new Voltage regulator and starter thinking either one of these were the culprit for starting issues. After poking at a few things the car still won't turn over.

The Alternator, starter solenoid and ignition coil are also less than two months old. Any thoughts?

creaky

You say "wont' turn over", do you mean that the starter cranks the engine but the engine does not start?

404ninja

No, the crank won't even turn. When I go to start it it does nothing besides turn on all the lights.

creaky

Hold the key in start position, have an assistant using a test lamp check for current at the starter relay connection to the starter. If there is current, there is a problem at the starter, maybe bad solenoid. If no current, check the red/blue wire on the relay for current, again with the key in start position. If there is current, the relay is not functional. If no current, there is a break in the red/blue wire or a fault at the ignition switch or possibly the neutral switch if one is fitted.

Iskwezm

Make sure you have good grounds on the solenoid and the engine to body ground.

67mustang302

How old is the battery?

creaky

Good call. Good idea to use a multimeter and check battery voltage and voltage going to the starter with the key in the start position.

404ninja

I replaced the battery when I got the car in early December. I replaced the ground wires at the same time as I did the battery because the old ones were not looking good.

Would dead fuses cause something like this? I know I probably should have looked at them sooner but getting at them requires to have a contortionist on hand or removing the driver seat.