How to replace a starter on a 2006-2011 KIA Rio

I bought a 2008 KIA Rio to fix up for my son and I am wondering if I bought a brick or made a good purchase. I found this car on Facebook Marketplace with a clean title and two keys, how bad can it be?. The seller said it didn't even try to start and I figured it was worth a shot at fixing. In this video I am going to diagnose the problem and in the end replace the starter. If you need to replace the starter on your 2006-2011 KIA Rio, this will hopefully help you along your way. If you just like to watch videos where people try and see if they can get a car started this a video for you! 00:00 Introduction: Meet the $550 Kia Rio Project Car 00:23 Project Goal: Get the Car Running for Under $1,000 00:53 Initial Problem: Car Doesn't Start (Ignition Test) 01:34 Diagnosing the Starter Relay & Wiring 02:16 Fuse Box Access & Testing the Starter Relay (Bypassing) 03:57 Disassembly & Rat/Mouse Nest Cleanup Under the Hood 04:53 Removing Battery Tray and Airbox 05:13 Starter Location & Continuity Check (Wire Status) 05:52 Removing the Old Starter (Finding the Hidden Nuts) 06:38 Sourcing a Replacement Starter (Salvage Yard vs. New) 07:31 Removing the Main Power Cable from the Starter 08:22 Installing the Replacement Starter 08:59 Repairing a Broken Speed Sensor Wire 09:33 Cleaning the Air Intake & Reassembling the Airbox 10:29 Battery Reinstallation (CRITICAL: Positive/Negative Check) 11:05 Final Start Attempt #1 (Just Cranking) 11:38 Final Start Attempt #2 (Success! First Run) 12:35 Conclusion & Next Steps for the Project