What are the reasons for a car battery failing to start the engine?

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LandonLee
07/29/25 11:57pm
Here are the specific reasons why a car battery may fail to start the engine: 1. Insufficient fuel: First, check if the fuel level is too low. If the car won't start due to lack of fuel, you can seek help from nearby drivers to borrow fuel or arrange for a tow to the nearest gas station. Always monitor the fuel gauge while driving and refuel when it approaches the warning level. 2. Incorrect gear position: Normally, automatic transmission vehicles should be in P or N gear when starting. Placing the gear in R or other positions not only prevents the engine from starting but also poses safety risks. Check if the gear is correctly positioned and adjust it immediately if necessary. After correcting the gear position, try starting the car again.
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