What to Do When a Car Won't Start Due to Power Failure?
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Here are the solutions for a car that won't start due to power failure: 1. Push-starting is the most common method when a vehicle breaks down due to a dead battery: The key to push-starting is to slowly release the clutch after engaging first gear, using the rotation of the wheels to drive the engine's flywheel, essentially replacing the starter motor with human power. 2. Jumper cable start: First, attach the red clamp of the jumper cable to the positive terminal (red) of the dead battery. Then, attach the other end of the red cable to the positive terminal (red) of the rescue vehicle's battery. Next, attach the black clamp to the negative terminal (black) of the dead battery. Finally, attach the other end of the black cable to the negative terminal (black) of the rescue vehicle's battery. Start the engine of the rescue vehicle first, then attempt to start the dead vehicle. If the dead vehicle still doesn't start, check if there is poor contact in the metal connections. 3. Towing start: If you have a companion vehicle, you can use towing to start the car. Start slowly, and the driver of the front vehicle should pay attention to the movement of the rear vehicle. The driver of the rear vehicle should signal the front vehicle promptly after the car starts.
