The vehicle will not crank when the ignition key is turned. Just get a click from the engine like a dead battery. Have checked the battery and it is good, removed the starter and had it checked and it is good, connections on the battery are good. Have to push to start and it runs great. No malfunction lites on the dashboard. I was driving it and just normally shut it down and went to restart 20 minutes later and all I got was the click.

 

I'm surprised nobody's responded to this. I'm surely not the most qualified, but I think it's the starter relay (on the inner fenderwell). I had this problem with a 94 f150, a 95 f800 witha Cummins diesel, and my 94 Mazda B3000. They all had the same relay. In fact I'm using an f150 relay on my f800 now. You can cross it with a screwdriver to check it. Just make sure it's out of gear if the neutral safety switch is bypassed.

 

Have you even tried a jump start? The street is littered with those who "claimed" their current battery was good.

Put voltmeter across the battery terminals. Then crank 10 seconds, and read the voltage at that instant while still trying to crank. Then post that here. But only if you really want help.