Reasons for Engine Failing to Start Due to Overheating?
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Excessive carbon deposits can cause the engine to fail to start when overheated. Fuel flooding phenomenon: Fuel injector dripping, after the engine is turned off, the injector's poor sealing causes fuel flooding, resulting in an overly rich air-fuel mixture, making it difficult to start. Insufficient pressure: Insufficient fuel pressure, mainly caused by fuel pump and fuel pressure valve failures. Sensor signals: Faults in the coolant temperature sensor and intake pressure sensor lead to incorrect sensor signals, causing the air-fuel mixture to be too rich or too lean. Ignition coil failure: Changes in resistance value cause the secondary voltage to be too low, making it difficult to start. Oxygen sensor failure: Unable to correct excessive fuel injection, resulting in an overly rich air-fuel mixture.