Reasons Why the Battery Won't Charge

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Gasoline has a very low flash point and ignition point, with a flash point ranging from -50 to -20 degrees Celsius, and an ignition point only 3 to 6 degrees Celsius higher than the flash point. Below is relevant information: Gasoline Shelf Life: Gasoline has a shelf life of about three months, as its active components are highly volatile. Gasoline stored for too long will inevitably have reduced combustible components. After exceeding the shelf life, the quality of the gasoline will deteriorate. Car owners can assess the quality of the gasoline by examining its color, smelling its odor, and feeling its texture. Gasoline Storage Conditions: Prevent the anti-knock performance of gasoline from degrading. When a car is parked for an extended period, the octane rating of the gasoline will decrease due to the loss of light components and an increase in gum content, thereby reducing its anti-knock properties. Therefore, the gasoline tank should be tightly sealed and kept away from high temperatures.