OEM Automotive Starters

When a vehicle has a hard time starting, many people assume that the battery is a problem. While this can be the case, if your battery is new or in good condition, you might be wondering what could be going on. The starter itself, which is a part of the ignition system, can actually be starting to fail. The starter can produce a lot of the same symptoms that a battery does when it's beginning to wear out. The starter is a small motor powered by your battery that gets your engine running. You want to be able to rely on it to get your vehicle going when you stick the key in the ignition. Listening for sounds that something might be off is one thing you can do as a car owner. A clicking noise when you turn the key or push the start button can be a symptom of problems. The headlights or dashboard might start to dim or flicker. Another thing to look for is an oil leak that might have gotten to your starter. When you need a replacement starter, ensure that you get one made specifically for your vehicle. You can find OEM parts here on our site.