What Are the Reasons Why a Car Always Fails to Start?
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There are several main reasons why a car fails to start: 1. Fuel system issues. First, check if the fuel level is insufficient. When the car lacks its power source—"gasoline"—it naturally won't start. If the issue is caused by running out of fuel, the owner can, depending on their situation, seek help from nearby drivers, borrow fuel, or arrange for a tow to a gas station as emergency measures. 2. Electrical circuit problems. Common faults that cause a car to fail to start without any response include blown fuses, open circuits in the high-voltage coil, open circuits in the low-voltage circuit, detachment of the central ignition wire, leakage in the distributor rotor, or damaged spark plugs. 3. Incorrect gear position. Generally, the correct gear for starting an automatic transmission car is the P or N gear. If the gear is accidentally left in R or another gear, the result will not only be a failure to start but also potential safety hazards.