You'd be testing across the disconnected switch for resistance.
If testing with the wires connected, you'd be doing voltage checks.
If you pull the starter relay in the underhood fusebox, jump terminals 87 and 30 (the relay has numbers embossed on it, adjacent the terminals). You must be sure the Emergency Brake is applied and the car is in neutral because you'll be bypassing the safety interlock circuit.
If your key is turned to run and you do this, the car will crank and start if it's able. If you don't have the ignition turned on, the car will just crank.
Thanks for the help.
I tested the clutch safety switch for resistance and also bypassed it and it is working fine but still will not start...Just clicks.
I ran another battery cable to the block and grounded it to check and make sure i have a good ground. Still will not start just clicks.
I removed the relay in the under hood fuse box and tested the ports.
Pin #30 had 11.9 volts 85 and 86 nothing.
In my Chilton book in the trouble shooting area for the starter it says to;
1) Check for voltage between fender apron relay start terminal and case ground. Voltage should be 12-12.5 V.
"I don't know or can find out what this is"
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2) How do I check the Anti Theft contact?
3) How do I check the ignition switch or should I just replace it?
I'm getting fed up with this problem and am glad it's not my daily driver.