What Causes a Vehicle to Break Down?
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Vehicle breakdowns are related to the battery, fuel pump, and transmission. The specific reasons are as follows: 1. Battery: Insufficient charge makes it difficult to start. If the battery voltage is too low, it cannot complete the normal ignition of the car. 2. Fuel pump: Burned wiring prevents fuel supply. If the fuel level is too low, exposing the fuel pump, it may overheat or even burn out the wiring. 3. Transmission: Coasting in neutral increases friction in the gear-shifting mechanism. Frequent coasting in neutral may cause the secondary shaft to seize. It can also lead to severe wear between the secondary shaft and the gear-shifting components, ultimately resulting in transmission failure.