Hi, I bought a 1990 Jetta off my local classifieds almost a year ago. i bought it knowing it had a starting issue. the guy told me when you turned the key all it did was click. i assumed it was relay related. its a 1.8 with auto. i wired in the relay to the starter. the car just clicks still. i did some checking and the main starter wire has no power. im assuming this would be an ignition switch.. i jumped the ignition switch and still nothing. however when i switch the wires on the relay.. (ie take the wire for ignition and put it on the starter wire and vise versa) the car will turn over when i do this as soon as the key is turned to on position. so i know the starter is good, i should also add its brandnew. i did get the car to run for s split second on starting fluid during the summer. but now it wont. also when i checked the ignition control module (i think thats what its called) on the left side under cowl there is no power, also no power at the hall sensor. i checked for continuity from the starter wire to the fuse panel. i have power from the starter to the top right relay but from there i have nothing, i would also assume it was the relay. but it seems to have power throughout all the wires. i was doing some reading on how the ignition switch can cause many different issues. i did notice my headlights dont work when turned on but everything else does. but when you pull the switch for high beams they work. if anybody can give me any insight to what to do to fix it that would be great. i have been trying to find articles online but seems like nobody has the same issues i am having. i did order a new ignition switch so i will be getting it monday and probably installing it monday night and see if it helps. according to the haynes manual its most likely a brokem wire somewhere which would mean i have to split the entire loom from the cowl down to the hall sensor...