What's the reason for a car suddenly stalling and failing to start?
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The main reasons why a car fails to start after stalling are as follows: 1. Due to fuel injector leakage or a damaged carbon canister solenoid valve, causing an overly rich air-fuel mixture, or issues with the intake air temperature sensor. 2. Fuel quality problems or engine carbon buildup leading to an overly lean air-fuel mixture. Extended content: The correct method to start a car is: First observe your ignition keyhole, which generally has four positions! They are "LOCK", "ACC", "ON", and "START". These positions need to be turned progressively - you must never turn directly from "LOCK" to "START" position, as instantaneous power supply can cause significant impact to the car's battery. The battery cannot instantly bear such a large load and may damage the vehicle's electrical system or electronic components. Therefore, you should slowly turn the key, allowing the vehicle's electrical accessories to enter their operational states one by one, thereby easing the battery's power supply pressure.