Turn key and get a click but no start

Thanks. Am changing out the clutch pedal switch as there was no corrosion on the solenoid.

Did you tested the switch? If the switch is bad there would be no click from the starter. I think you are replacing a perfectly good part. Zee

Zee, the reason I recommended looking at the clutch switch was from a switch that has intermittent contact - will connect and then lose continuity, causing the starter to click and stop. I've seen a few of these. Naturally, testing is what I am recommending! Can't stand diagnosis by part replacement...

Dave, I absolutely understand and agree to your suggestions. I would just not replace the switch without testing it just because there was no corrosion on the terminal. :-) When I suspect an intermittent problem with the switch, it usually helps to hold the key into the START position, pump the clutch pedal several times and see if it cranks/starts. For a diagnostic purpose the switch easily can be by-passed, and that's what I'd do. Let's see what happens. Zee

Agreed!

Did test the switch and it did have a problem. Rather than by-pass the switch I opted to replace as replacement was twenty bucks. I will also be using this vehicle to teach my 15 year old son to drive, so an operational switch is a must for safety (his and mine). Thanks for the help folks, I appreciate it.