What's the 2014 Kia Sorento starter location?

In the 2014 Kia Sorento, the starter is stuck between the catalytic converter and engine block. It's a bit trickier to access in this vehicle, compared to other vehicles. To get to the starter, You will need to raise the vehicle. Make sure You disconnect the battery cable before beginning. Then, You will have to remove the skid plate and lower the exhaust. Next, remove the starter's heat shield, and then You can get to the wiring and mounting bolts. Symptoms of a failing starter include clicking when You try to start the engine, slow cranking, smoke, oil-soaked starter, and malfunctioning solenoid. The average cost to have the starter replaced in the 2014 Sorento is $380 to $420. Labor makes up about $110 to $140 of that total.