What's the reason when a car won't start or ignite?

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LaAlexis
07/29/25 6:17pm
Car won't start or ignite is due to insufficient battery power or low fuel level. Here is some relevant information about car batteries: Car battery: Also known as a storage battery, it is a type of battery that works by converting chemical energy into electrical energy. Car battery maintenance: Avoid frequent vehicle starts. In winter, when the car is difficult to start, do not attempt continuous starts. Continuous starting will definitely cause the battery to over-discharge and become damaged. The interval between restart attempts should be more than 5 seconds. When the battery has been in use for about two and a half years, routine maintenance should include battery testing, which can serve as a preventive measure. Try not to use electrical equipment such as the CD player or cigarette lighter when the vehicle is not running, and minimize the use of various onboard electrical devices while driving.
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