When the battery in your Honda is fully charged but still unable to start, a faulty starter motor (also known as the starter), might be causing the problem. The role of the starter motor is to start your Honda. Inside the starter, a solenoid transfers electric power from the battery to the motor whose gears are aligned with the engine, cranking it to start.

When there is an issue with the starter, the following symptoms might develop - a no-start when the ignition key is turned on; a single loud click followed by a no-start when the engine is turned over; a slow start of the engine that then may or may not continue running; or the inability to jump-start the car. As such symptoms might also be indicators of failures due to the battery or in the circuitry such as corroded battery terminals and ground cable connections or loose wirings, we recommend that you perform or receive an accurate diagnosis to see if what you really need is a replacement starter.

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