What Causes a Vehicle to Fail to Start After Shutting Down?

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Reasons why a vehicle fails to start after shutting down: 1. Throttle valve malfunction, which is often caused by excessive carbon buildup. When the throttle position sensor fails, it leads to inaccurate data reception by the sensor, resulting in excessively high engine idle speed and difficulty starting after normal shutdown; 2. Fuel pump failure, where the fuel pump fails to supply fuel properly. If fuel supply is interrupted, the engine will not start; 3. Faulty coolant temperature sensor. In such cases, it is necessary to visit a repair shop or 4S store for data monitoring; 4. Long-term use of low-grade or other inferior fuel. Severe cases can lead to carbon buildup on components such as the cylinder head and throttle valve. As carbon buildup on the throttle valve increases, it can significantly reduce the engine's air intake, making it insufficient for normal combustion.