What are the reasons for the BMW X1 not responding when starting?

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Clark
07/29/25 10:39pm
BMW X1 not responding when starting can be caused by faults in the starting system, engine management system, ignition system, or fuel supply system. The specific reasons are as follows: Starting system fault: For example, insufficient battery power, damaged starter, or faults in the starter circuit. Engine management system fault: For example, weak signal from the speed sensor, incorrect water temperature signal, poor line contact, etc. Ignition system fault: For example, excessive carbon buildup on spark plugs or incorrect gap, leakage in high-voltage wires, damaged ignition coil, etc. Fuel supply system fault: For example, insufficient fuel pressure, leakage or blockage in the fuel injector, etc.
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