Can the engine start if it is seized?
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An engine cannot start if it is seized. The following methods are introduced for dealing with a car that cannot start due to seizure: Introduction 1: Control the direction according to the road conditions and speed, disengage the high gear, and quickly rev the engine once without load, then shift from high gear to low gear. This will create a significant traction resistance from the engine, rapidly reducing the vehicle speed. Additionally, while shifting to low gear, the handbrake should be used in combination. However, be careful not to pull the handbrake too tightly or too slowly. Pulling it too tightly may cause the brake disc to "seize," potentially damaging the transmission components and losing braking ability. Pulling it too slowly may cause the brake disc to wear and overheat, losing its braking effect. Introduction 2: Use the rigid parts of the car, such as the bumper or body, to rub or collide with natural obstacles on the roadside (such as rocks, large trees, or slopes) to force the car to stop and escape danger, minimizing accident losses as much as possible. Introduction 3: If the brakes fail when going uphill, downshift to medium or low gear in time to maintain sufficient power to drive to the top of the slope and stop. If stopping halfway is necessary, keep the car in a low forward gear, pull the handbrake tightly, and have passengers promptly use stones, blocks, or other objects to secure the wheels. If there is a tendency to slide backward, turn the rear of the car toward the slope or a safe direction, and turn on the headlights and emergency signal lights to alert vehicles in front and behind.
