Starters

A starter begins the combustion process by rotating the internal combustion engine. You can get to most starters via the bottom of your car's engine position either on the right-hand side or on the left-hand side where the engine and transmission make a connection. Mostly, your vehicle's starter can get exposed to several common problems resulting in strange noises or no noise issues at all. Other things that signal an issue include the lights working but nothing else, the engine won't turn over, or smoke coming from your car. Therefore, you need to check it at least once a year and replace or repair it where necessary. Why risk getting stranded on the side of the road with a car that won't start? Instead, replace your starter at the first signs of an issue. For a level of quality worth bragging about - experts advise genuine OEM parts straight from the factory over aftermarket options. At GM OEM Auto Parts, we take pride in having a massive inventory of genuine factory parts and accessories. Complete your order online and utilize our convenient nationwide shipping options, ensuring you get the parts you need regardless of where you live.