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What are the impacts of frequent engine start-stop on a car?

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ONathan
09/06/25 8:09am
The impacts of frequent engine start-stop on a car include: 1. It can cause wear and tear on the starting mechanism; 2. It can lead to wear on the powertrain components; 3. It can damage the electrical system. Some electronic devices still require power when the car is turned off, so it is recommended that owners disconnect the battery cable to reduce power consumption and ensure the battery can be used safely. Solutions to frequent engine start-stop issues: 1. Use gasoline with the correct octane rating from reputable gas stations and adhere to regular maintenance schedules; 2. Replace spark plugs according to their service life; 3. Maintain the air supply system regularly, and replace any damaged or leaking components promptly.
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