My '86 944T refused to start this morning.  When I turned
the key the starter motor did not turn.  I heard no relay
click.  The battery seems OK, as the interior lights all
work, the instrument panel lights up, the radio plays, etc.
They do cut off as I turn to the start position, but I
believe that is normal function for the ignition switch.

I've looked at the electrical diagram and it looks like
there is a wire that runs from the ignition switch directly
to the starter motor.  It appears that the starter relay is
integrated into the  starter motor.  Is that correct?  Is it
replaceable?  I don't see any kind of interlock that might
be broken. Is there a clutch interlock I might be missing
that could be broken?  (You'd think after all these years of
driving it I would know if there was an interlock, but I'm
not in the habit of starting it without pressing the clutch
down.)

I suppose the first thing to do is to see if power is going
down to the starter relay on the wire from the ignition
switch, but if anyone has any suggestions or comments, I'm
all ears.  Thanks in advance.