Hello
Something I have learned over many years repairing cars...is " just because it's new doesn't mean it works" !! I have had so many bad "new" parts, sometimes 2 or 3 in a row. I would charge the battery, and take them both to an auto parts store to have them tested. Autozone and Advanced test for free.
SOURCE: 95 Subaru Legacy won't start/radiator fan stays on
It's one of three things: air, spark, or fuel.
It's most likely not air. So I'll rule that one out.
That leaves fuel or spark. I'd remove a spark plug wire from the coil and set a screwdriver nearby. It it arcs, then you know you have spark. There's a good chance you may need to replace something in your ignition system.
However, seeing as how quickly it just "died," I might also suggest the fuel pump.
SOURCE: i have a 1995 subaru
Sounds like a bad Earth connection. Check all the battery and earth leads where they connect to the Battery, Engine, Starter Motor and Body. If possible disconnect, clean and reconnect.
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