Engine wont turn over?

When attempting to start the car there is a clicking noise at the starter. Car never completely turns over and turns real slow. Replaced battery with new. Put a new starter in, but same result.

Electrical problem
2003 Cadillac Deville V8 Automatic 127000 miles

Replaced battery, power every where except to the starter. All lights on dash go out when key is turned. Does not even click. Could this be a solenoid problem, or something else.

Thanks Norm

Easy test to do.

Turn on your headlights.

With someone looking at your headlights, try to start the car. If your headlights do not dim, then it means that your starter is either no good, or you have a broken connection in the fuseable link. A fuseable link wire acts like a fuse. When overheated, whether it be internal or external, the connection may break internally. The wire may look good from the outside and that's where most people are fooled and many mechanics make a home run in billing the customer, they charge the customer for a new starter when really all they replaced was a 2$ fuseable link.

I hope this solved your problem, Let me know.

I took my car into a dealership last week and they said the code read that there was a fuel deficiency. Today when I went out to the car it wouldn't even crank. Not sure what the problem is.

No, it doesn't do anything. I hear the fuel pump turn on but that's it. The lights come on, the radio run and everything else just not the car. There is absolutely no sounds when turning on the ignition.

Yesterday evening 2/1 my car started without any
problems.I went out early this morning 2/2 and it would not even turn over. I check the batter voltage it was 12.72 Volts. Is there something else that I can check before paying a ridiculous towing fee and repair bill. Is there a fuse or cellinoid that I can check on the electrical system that would keep the car from starting. It is a 1997 Cadillac Deville?
Thanks

Daddy says you should check all the connections from and to the battery for cleaness and tightness.