What to do if the car's PS won't start?
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Be sure to refuel at regular gas stations, and you can bring a gauze to wrap around the fuel gun nozzle when going out to filter impurities. Poor quality antifreeze can easily cause the engine to freeze and crack, resulting in the car's water pump being unable to operate and the car not starting. It is necessary to add suitable antifreeze. Excessive carbon buildup in the vehicle can cause the car not to start. Frequently driving at high speeds can reduce carbon buildup.
I also panicked last time my car wouldn't start. Usually it's a dead battery - try turning on the lights to see if they're dim or completely off. If so, you'll need to get a jump start from a friend or use a portable charger for emergency. It could also be a stuck starter motor - listen for the sound when turning the key, if it's humming but the car won't move, you might need to tap the engine case or call a tow truck. Sometimes it's just an empty fuel tank you didn't notice, or a fuel pump issue - try filling up the tank. Remember not to repeatedly attempt starting as it may damage components - stay calm and handle it step by step. For regular maintenance, I periodically check the battery and oil levels to prevent minor issues from becoming major problems.