What are the reasons for a car not responding at all when starting?
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When a car does not respond at all when starting, it is usually because the car's battery is dead or there is no fuel, requiring timely charging or refueling. If the battery is dead, a manual transmission car can be started by pressing the clutch, releasing the handbrake, shifting into second gear, and having someone push the car until it reaches a speed of 5,000 meters per hour, then gently releasing the clutch and pressing the accelerator. For an automatic transmission car, a jump-start from another vehicle can help start the car quickly. The lifespan of a car battery is typically around 3 years, but with proper use and maintenance, it can last over 4 years. Improper use and maintenance, however, can lead to premature failure within a few months, making correct battery usage very important. Battery inspection mainly focuses on two key data points: voltage and starting current.