The old and new one the same thing ( Terian_5 's answer is a good one )but first try turning the engine by hand with a socket and breaker bar I am suspicious of the flex plate that it's missing teeth or you have put a shim there that's not letting the starter gear make contact with the flex plate flywheel again this is unclear is this the same problem with 2 starters or just this new one?
I know this might seem like a pain but remove your starter again and test it with jumper cables to see if the pinion drive extends and rotates if it doesnt then your starter is defective
If these wires are properly attached, then check for power and/or damage to wires. The secondary will only energize when the ignition switch is engaged, so you'll need help (test when not attached to starter).
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