What is the reason why the BMW 3 Series cannot start after a power failure?
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BMW 3 Series may fail to start after a power failure due to ignition system failure or starter motor failure. The specific reasons are as follows: Ignition system failure: The ignition system provides high-voltage electricity to the spark plugs at regular intervals. If there are connection issues or leaks in the ignition system wiring, it can lead to ignition system failure, making it difficult for the car to start. When inspecting the circuit, pay attention to safety. Do not touch or dismantle randomly, and take protective measures. It is best to go to a professional repair shop for maintenance to avoid the risk of electric shock or causing other faults due to improper dismantling. Starter motor failure: Another situation where the car cannot start is starter motor failure. Starter motor failure is relatively common. After prolonged use, the starter motor inevitably ages, leading to a weak starter motor and difficulty in starting the car. If it is a starter motor failure, the car will not start.