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If you have a solenoid, then you could try just using jumper cables from the battery plus to the terminal that runs straight down to the starter, on the solenoid. That would tell you if the solenoid...

Just as a p.s. If you do get a rebuilt starter, bench test it before installing it. I've had it happen that the "rebuilt" did not work. So better safe than sorry.

I've been always been able to tell if it has sufficient torque. But maybe that's just me. Usually, it's pretty obvious.

Personally, I would recommend just pulling the starter. If you have jumper cables, just put the ground to the case and the when you're ready touch the + to the big connector on the starter. If it...