Subaru Forester won't start, clicking sound with low fuel issue on Subaru Forester

Some Subaru Forester owners report experiencing starting issues characterized by a clicking sound, which often indicates a weak battery that may have enough charge to activate the solenoid but not enough to power the starter. Additionally, some owners face low fuel pressure problems due to a bad fuel filter or fuel pump, which can also prevent the vehicle from starting. Other common causes of starting difficulties include a dead key fob battery, a dead 12v battery, corrosion on battery terminals, a malfunctioning alternator, a clogged fuel filter, a broken starter, a blown fuse, an empty gas tank, immobilizer errors, or faults in the electrical system. Furthermore, some owners have reported issues related to a discharged or weak battery, a faulty starter motor, or ignition switch problems. To resolve these starting issues, it is advisable to check the battery, fuel system components, and ignition system for any faults, and if necessary, recharge or replace the battery to ensure proper fuel delivery and ignition functionality.