What to do if the FAW J6 has no response when turning the key to start?

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LillianDella
07/30/25 3:55am
It may be due to a dead battery or an issue with the ignition system. When starting, the instrument power is usually cut off to ensure the current for the starter. If the battery is low on power, you can still hear the sound of the starter engaging. If the battery is almost completely dead, there may be no response at all when attempting to start. The solutions for a FAW J6 not responding when turning the key are as follows: 1. Change the engine oil: Check if the engine oil and coolant are sufficient, and consider replacing the oil with one suitable for the current temperature conditions; 2. Clean the engine: Inspect the generator for any abnormalities and the condition of the carbon brushes. If that doesn't work, it is recommended to clean the engine or adjust the fuel pump; 3. Professional repair: If the issue is with the electronic fuel injection system, seek professional repair services.
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