What Causes a Complete Vehicle Power Failure?
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The reasons for a complete vehicle power failure are as follows:1. The battery itself has been depleted.2. The battery terminal has come loose.3. The wiring from the battery to the fuse box is damaged or burned out.4. The main wiring, main fuse, or main relay is burned out or damaged.5. The ignition switch is damaged. Additional information on the impact of a complete vehicle power failure:1. The circuit cannot form a loop, causing the battery to stop supplying power, and all electrical devices in the vehicle cease to function.2. The vehicle's computer resets, leading to data loss and the appearance of fault codes.3. Certain vehicle functions, such as anti-theft systems and dashcams, may fail and might revert to factory settings, requiring a reset.