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Some of the most common symptoms are a clicking noise or your car doing nothing at all when you turn the key. In more serious cases, you might also notice the following:
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Your car’s battery and alternator are also involved in the process of starting your car, so any of the above warning signs could be caused by an issue with one or either of those.
The main sign to look out for is a clicking noise when you turn the key, but no other signs your car is going to start.
This indicates that your starter motor is unable to provide the spark needed to begin the ignition process.
If your car struggles to start, you notice poor performance when driving or the lights flicker or appear dim or the electronics don’t work properly, it’s more likely that you need a battery replacement or alternator repair.
If a single component is to blame for your issue, a repair is likely to be most suitable. This can include:
If the nature of your problem is more significant, the technician is more likely to recommend a full replacement to ensure long-term reliability.
As it can be difficult to pinpoint exactly what’s wrong with your starter motor, it’s most likely that your chosen technician will recommend a repair or replacement after a full inspection.
However, as a general rule of thumb, the more serious the symptoms you’re experiencing, the more likely a full replacement is required.