What are the reasons why a Vios car won't start?
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Low temperature of the car's storage battery, aging, failure to refuel in time, and improper gear adjustment can all cause the vehicle to fail to start. Low temperature of the storage battery: At low temperatures, the viscosity of the electrolyte in the battery increases, its permeability decreases, and the resistance rises, reducing the output power. This makes it difficult for the starter to crank the engine, preventing it from reaching the minimum starting speed and affecting engine ignition. If the engine doesn't turn or turns very slowly when starting, it's likely that the battery is dead or faulty. Aging vehicle: In some older vehicles, components like fuel lines are severely aged. During startup, fuel supply may not keep up, often causing failure to start. Therefore, when starting, slightly pressing the accelerator pedal can help circulate gasoline faster, making it easier to start. Failure to refuel in time: The fuel gauge pointer in some vehicles may be inaccurate. When the fuel warning light comes on, it's essential to add fuel promptly. Otherwise, insufficient fuel supply can make it hard to start the vehicle, especially in winter when temperatures are very low.