Freezes starter doesnt turn over

Bad solenoid, bad starter or bad key switch contact.

I'm not familiar with your vehicle, but I've never encountered a vehicle needing shims on a starter motor.

What may happen is the teeth on the ring gear - the teeth on the outside of the flywheel - become worn. The starter meshes with these teeth and spins the engine to start it. If the teeth are worn the starter cannot mesh with them and consequently, can't turn the engine over.

Because of compression the engine usually stops in the same position - the worn teeth are at the starter.

Try turning the engine by hand/with a wrench through 180 degrees so that any worn teeth are away from the starter, and then try starting it. If the engine spins - the fault is worn teeth on the flywheel.

The cranking problem could be a weak battery, bad connection between the battery and the starter, or a weak starter. Sometimes the brushes in a starter stick and don't make contact.
The check engine light should come on when the key switch is on and then go off once the engine starts.

The 1st thing i need to do is clarify what you mean by "won't trun over" do you mean the starter motor spins the engine and it will not fire up or that the starter doesn't trun the engine over? If the starter doesn't turn the engine over do you hear a clicking coming from the starter solenoid when this happens? If so replace the starter solenoid the heavy electrical contacts are burned.

Do u mean the engine turns and doesnt start? Because the purpose of the starter is to turn the engine if the engine turns n doesnt start u have a fuel or ignition situation

Take a hammer or wrench or siimilar and bang on the outside of the starter motor - one solid thump should do it. If the car subsequently starts then the problem is that the bushings are worn in your starter motor. By thumping it you jiggle the bushings just enough to make electrical contact and get the car started. When it works it is like a miracle cure. However the problem will recur and get worse so you'll need to go to the mechanic to get your starter motor fixed.

check for power going to the s terminal on the starter, it tes remove the starter and have it checked

I assume you know that the starter turns over the engine,in a mechanical sense.
It has nothing to do with starting your vehicle,other than turning the ignition pulse wheel (Flywheel)

What help do you want?
Do you even work on your own vehicle?

sound like starter or starter solenoid bad.

unfortunately anything could be causing your check engine light to come one. You'll actually need to have it towed to autozone or someplace like that to have the car scanned to determine what is causing the issue