My 2013 GMC Terrain won't start, but all the lights are on both inside and outside.

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For the 2013 GMC Terrain, the starter is situated beneath the intake manifold at the top of the engine. This starter is a small motor responsible for cranking the main engine, thereby initiating the combustion process that powers the car. If the starter fails, the car won't start and you might hear a clicking noise when you turn the key. Replacing the starter typically costs between $300 and $500, with parts priced around $300 and labor about $200. If you plan to replace it yourself, set aside approximately an hour and a half for the task and make sure you have a wrench on hand.

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