Something was done incorrectly. Retrace the repair.
I had the same problem. I took it to a mechanic and they told me it was the ignition switch.
There is an electrical problem between the starter switch and the starter solenoid. The most likely cause is a loose connection at the solenoid or the fusable link has melted.
You need to be more specific about your problem. If it fails to crank, it could be it is not installed properly. Shims may be needed to make sure it engages the fly wheel gears properly.If it cranks, but does not start, then there are many electrical problems that could cause this. This begs the question, did it run OK before replacing the starter?
I was researching this problem. After replacing the starter and solenoid, I still had the same problem. Someone suggeste the switch could be sticking. I sprayed liquid wrench into swith on column and problem is solved. Thanks to whomever makd that suggestion. I am passing this along, cause it could happen to you.
Does the engine crank over?
Is it possible an electrical problem can cause my engine coil to burn on my Mazda 323
Low battery voltage will cause clicks, and it is also possible that the starter solenoid is too worn in which case replacing the whole starter is best.
Most likely the selonoid on the starter motor needs replacing
YesFirst if the starter is bad the car will not start, if it will not start it can not charge the battery.If the starter will not work it can mean there is an electrical problem that will also prevent the alternator from charging the batteryThe starter itself CAN NOT CAUSE CHARGING PROBLEMS!The extra load on the battery can ruin the battery and that can ruin the alternator. But before that NO.
Test your starter and starter coil and/or relay and that just might solve the problem i had servle cars had that problem.
Personally, I would just replace the starter. Save the headaches involve with trying to get it fix. By replacing it you will have peace of mind knowing it wont come apart in the near future and cause any electrical shorts or other problems.
Did you follow the starter alignment instructions when you replaced the starter? Are you getting oil on the Bendix? That could cause the starter gear to engage slowly. It is possible that the replacment starter has a problem. Also, if the previous starter had the same problem it could have damaged the gear on the flex plate.