Ford Starter

Under the hood of your vehicle, the engine fires up when your Ford starter meshes with the flywheel and cranks the engine over. It's an electric motor with high torque capacity, and it's a part that will leave you stranded if it isn't working. Avoiding that frustrating scenario is possible by changing a faulty starter motor, and AutoZone carries a vast range of starters for you from brands like Duralast.

A starter motor should last for around 100,000 kilometers or more, but it's possible for it to fail unexpectedly. When that happens, you're going to notice symptoms such as slow cranking, whirring or grinding noises, intermittent starting, or your vehicle may not start at all. If that happens, the best correction is to replace your starter motor.