What are the reasons for an automatic transmission having power but not starting?
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Automatic transmission having power but not starting can be caused by a dead battery, lack of fuel in the tank, or excessive carbon buildup. Below are some relevant details about the battery: 1. Lifespan: The normal lifespan of a car battery is generally around two years; 2. Maintenance: With proper maintenance, it can be extended, with the best lasting up to about four years. Signs of a car battery running out of power: The car is difficult to start after being parked for two days, and the car noticeably becomes heavier when driving with the air conditioning on, etc. 3. Precautions for car batteries: Modern car batteries have a protection function that retains the minimum power required to start the engine. If you turn the key without starting the engine and listen to music or turn on the lights, it can last for about an hour or so.