You can jump the power wire and the s lead if it starts it is a bad starter solenoid
Try getting a jump start...if it still clicking...have your starter checked out
SOURCE: 1999 ford explorer-Solenoid switch location?
solenoid switch is on top of starter . thare is also a starter relay in the fuse box under the hood . find this relay and see if it clicks when the key is turned over.get someone to turn key while you put your finger on the relay if its clicking then the starter solenoid is bad,some of thesesolenoids must be replaced with the starter.
SOURCE: Mazda Tribute Intermittent Starting problem
I can think of 2 possibles,it could be a bad battery cable or an intermitent short in the starter solenoid, check or have the battery cables and there connections on both ends first not only are they a cheaper fix but the problem you describe sounds like a current flow issue.Test them with or have them tested with an ohmmeter they should show o ohms resistance,and while not attributed to the problem I do not reccomend using Bosch spark plugs of any variety,the best plugs for any Japanese vehicle are NGK's,this comes from my personal experience with them and other techs that I have worked with.
SOURCE: 2005 Tucson. Good battery. Blinking lights in
Is the battery new or just charged. the battery could be the problem. Check the cables for corrosion or loose connections. The cables can corrode inside the insulation near the battery this can be seen by swollen cables.
SOURCE: My 2006 Jeep commander wont start. It is doing all
try cleaning the battery post and the cables. if problem continues have battery checked
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