What to Do When a Car Won't Start in Winter?
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Reasons and solutions for difficulty starting in cold weather are as follows: 1. Battery charge issue: Due to battery plate shedding or incorrect acid-base balance ratio, the battery may not hold enough charge. Solution: Regularly check the battery. If the battery has been completely drained more than twice, it is recommended to replace it with a new one. 2. Carbon deposits: Long-term driving in low temperatures, poor gasoline quality, prolonged vehicle use, or oil burning can easily lead to carbon buildup. Solution: Use professional gasoline additives designed to clean carbon deposits. 3. Frozen exhaust pipe or excessive valve carbon deposits: Solution: Drive on the highway every weekend in winter to use strong exhaust force to promptly remove accumulated water in the exhaust pipe. 4. Restricted oil flow: Solution: Visit a specialized shop for professional winter maintenance and replace the oil with a suitable type based on local conditions.