What are the reasons why a van has electricity and fuel but won't start?
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Here are the specific reasons why a van has electricity and fuel but won't start: 1. Partial failure of the ignition wires: The reason why a car has electricity and fuel but won't start may be due to issues with the ignition wires, such as aging wires, incorrect cylinder wire sequence, damaged distributor, or loose spark plug caps. When starting the engine, if there is a clear sound of the starter working, it indicates that the power supply is not a problem and the starter is functioning properly. The issue might be a blocked fuel line, preventing proper fuel supply. 2. Incorrect car gear position: An incorrect gear position can also prevent the car from starting. Generally, the P or N gear is the correct starting position for an automatic transmission car. If the gear is in R or another position, not only will the car fail to start, but there will also be certain safety hazards. Carefully check if the gear position is correct. Once an incorrect gear position is found, adjust it to the correct position before attempting to start the vehicle.