Where is the started relay on a Chevy Colorado?

There isn't a single "started relay" in the way some older vehicles had a dedicated relay solely for the starter motor. Modern vehicles, including the Chevy Colorado, use more sophisticated starting systems often involving multiple relays and the Body Control Module (BCM). The starter engagement is controlled electronically through a complex system rather than a single relay.

Therefore, there's no one component you can point to and call "the started relay." Troubleshooting starting issues on a Chevy Colorado requires a diagnostic scan tool to identify the problem. It could be a fault in the BCM, a problem with the starter motor itself, a wiring issue, a faulty ignition switch, or various other possibilities. Taking it to a qualified mechanic or auto electrician is the best course of action if you're having starting problems.