What are the reasons why a Skoda won't start even with electricity?
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Reasons why a Skoda won't start even with electricity: Spark plug issues: The spark plug is a critical component in the car's ignition system, so if the spark plug isn't functioning properly, it affects the vehicle's performance and efficiency. Excessive carbon buildup in the throttle body: When the accelerator isn't pressed, the throttle body only leaves a small gap for air to pass through. If there's too much carbon buildup, it can block the airflow, preventing the vehicle from starting. Regular cleaning of carbon deposits at a service center is necessary. Starter motor failure: A damaged starter motor can also prevent the car from starting, similar to a dead battery. Crankshaft position sensor malfunction: During ignition, if the engine control unit doesn't receive the RPM signal, it won't command the spark plugs to ignite, resulting in a failure to start.