Starter wont work

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Asked by Aaron Apr 13, 2017 at 08:13 PM about the 2010 Subaru Impreza 2.5i Premium

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I just put a new motor in my impreza 2.5i and now
the starter won't work, it just clicks. All cables are
tight and it's a new starter. I did replace the clutch
and flywheel. But never had problems before.

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ok if you said the starter is ok...DID YOU ALIGN / SHIM IT UP????

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FLYWHEEL IS NOT ON BACWARDS?I JUST HAD TO SAY IT..ALSO PULL THE STARTER OUT A LITTLE..GROUND IT AND HAVE SOMEONE BUMP THE KEY.STARTER DRIVE SPINIG?

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I did not shim it bc the old one didn't have them and the new one didn't come with any. It went in flush.

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The flywheel isn't on backwards. And I'll have to try that tomorrow.

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I think it's my immobilizer because the starter is good but something is killing power from the ignition wire to the starter. Is there anyway to reset the immobilizer or something.

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