How to solve the starting function failure of Toyota cars?
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Check the battery. If the starter does not work, it indicates that there is a problem with the electromagnetic switch, etc., and the starter needs to be removed for repair. Check the ignition switch and related circuits of the ignition switch.
Last time my old Toyota wouldn't start, and I was running around in a panic. Experience told me that this kind of failure is mostly due to a dead battery—try getting a friend to help jump-start it. If you only hear a clicking sound when trying to start, it might be a worn-out starter that needs replacing. Toyota's electronic systems are quite smart; if the anti-theft lock is triggered, it can also cause a shutdown—try restarting the key or disconnecting the battery for a few seconds and then retrying. Pay attention to regular maintenance; don't wait until the battery is old to replace it—it can save a lot of trouble. If you encounter a short circuit due to wet wiring on rainy days, quickly cover the hood to prevent moisture. Safety first—if you break down on the road, turn on the hazard lights and pull over. In short, start troubleshooting from small issues and don't rush to repair major components.