What are the reasons why the JMC Yusheng S350 won't start?
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Introduction to the reasons why the JMC Yusheng S350 won't start: 1. Severely insufficient battery power: If the temperature in autumn is relatively low, the car's power consumption may increase due to the low temperature. Therefore, in autumn and winter, the battery should be recharged in time or replaced to avoid the situation of the car not starting. 2. Severe obstruction of oil flow: As the temperature drops, the viscosity of the oil increases, which severely obstructs the flow of oil to the engine, increasing the resistance of the engine and easily damaging it. To avoid engine maintenance, the car should be placed in a warm environment in time or taken to a specialized shop for professional maintenance, and suitable oil should be replaced according to local conditions. 3. Frozen exhaust pipe, carbon deposits in the electronic throttle, etc.: Their usage frequency is relatively low, or long periods of inactivity combined with short-distance driving may cause this situation. Therefore, if the car won't start, driving it more can help expel the accumulated water in the exhaust pipe with stronger exhaust force.
I've encountered the issue of the Jiangling Yusheng S350 not starting several times. Generally, the most common problem is with the battery, such as aging that prevents it from holding a charge, or corrosion and loosening of the terminals leading to poor contact. If there's no response or just a clicking sound when pressing the ignition switch, it's very likely due to a weak battery. The design of SUVs like the Jiangling often places the battery in a more recessed position, making it prone to moisture and rust. Another issue could be with the starter; if it's stuck or making unusual noises, the engine won't turn over at all. If the car sits idle for too long, the battery can naturally discharge, so it's best to start the engine once a week to recharge it as a preventive measure. If these checks don't resolve the issue, it might be a blown circuit fuse, which can usually be fixed with a simple replacement. Before rushing to the repair shop, use a multimeter to check if the voltage is below 12 volts.
