To start i have a 92 camaro 305 rs and have had starting problems lately. i took the starter off and cleaned off a whole bunch of corrision on the cables. it started fine for about 3 hours. later on it droped down to about -15 deg f and it quit working. all there is is a clicking noise from the starter. battery is charged and running fine. is there something wrong with the way the wires are put on like a certain order they have to be put on. the starter checks good at murray's. any help please

 

You have a bad battery cable replace it and it will get all the power it needs. even though you cleaned the cables you missed some somewhere and its just better to replace the cable and put anti-corrosion stuff on the connectors.

 

How hard is it to replace the battery cables? i have never done it before and i dont know where they run.

 

goes from the battery to the starter just follow how your current cable runs

 

The negative cable runs straight to the starter. I was going to try and jump it but i don't think that will do any good seeing that it's clicking meeing that power is getting to it.

 

The negative cable should go to the engine block. and the positive goes to the starter. If you jump it you'll get the same results as trying to start it with your key.
Power is getting to it but not enough power thats why its clicking.

 

All right i'll give that a try in the morning when it isint bellow zero out. Thanks for the help.

 

Thats no fun I hate working on the car when its cold. I put an engine in my car at 30 degrees and I hated that. good luck!

 

so i found out that it was my battery itself, completly frozen. warmed it up heard the fluids moving inside this time when i shook it, put it in and it worked. couple of clicks at first but started right up. tonight is the true test. thanks for the help and suggestions. if it dose it again i will replace that cable