What Causes a Car with Power to Fail to Start the Engine?
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When a car has power but the engine fails to start, it is likely due to issues with the electrical circuit or ignition system, a locked steering wheel, or insufficient fuel. Here are the details: 1. Ignition System: The car's ignition system mainly consists of spark plugs and ignition coils. Not replacing the spark plugs for a long time can lead to an increased electrode gap and carbon buildup on the electrodes, both of which can affect the spark plug's ignition performance. Prolonged operation in high-temperature environments may also cause damage. 2. Steering Wheel: If the driver turns off the engine after parking but fails to straighten the steering wheel, it can easily result in the steering wheel being locked. While this serves as an anti-theft feature, inserting the key may not allow it to turn, making it impossible to start the car.