Depending on how broken it is you can sometimes hit the starter with a wrench or something hard and it may start.
Pretty much by definition, if the starter is broken the car won't start by using the starter, although the above can sometimes work as a quick fix. However, the car will start without using a starter, especially if it is a manual transmission,
Turn the key on, and push the car in neutral (even not very fast). Put it in gear and release the clutch while it is moving, which turns the motor and starts the car. The same can be done with most automatics, but you must push them much faster.
It's broken!
The starter drive (aka bendix) is broken. The bendix and/or starter needs to be replaced.
the solenoid is broken. sometimes if you strike the starter motor sharply this cures the problem.
transmission may be shot or your starter plugs are burnt out or your fuel filter is broken
Starter relay is broken
broken crankshaft or connecting rod
polar car starter programing
No
the starter is probably broken
When opened by the starter switch, it sends electricity from the battery to the starter motor to start the car.
Yes, it is possible to jump start a car with a bad starter, but not for very long. The car will eventually die again. It is best to take it to an accredited mechanic and have a professional fix the starter on your car.
wrong key when using the remote starter the starter does't crank long enough to start the car. Starting the car with the key the car starts five. Could use some help.