What to Do When the Boyue Won't Start?
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Solutions for the Boyue not starting: 1. Use a multimeter to check the battery voltage, or directly test with a new battery; 2. Inspect the spark plugs to see if they are aged or have heavy carbon deposits, and replace them if necessary; 3. When starting, gently press the accelerator to speed up the fuel circulation. The Boyue is positioned as a compact SUV, featuring a water-drop-style front grille design. At the rear, the Boyue's bumper is widened and raised, with C-shaped LED taillights. The dimensions of the Geely Boyue are 4519mm in length, 1831mm in width, and 1694mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2670mm. It has a maximum power output of 120kW and a fuel tank capacity of 60L.
I run a repair shop, and here's how to troubleshoot a Boyue that won't start: Just listen for sounds when you turn the key. If there's no response or a 'clicking' noise, it's 90% likely a dead battery, especially for cars over 3 years old. Don't keep cranking it—ask a friend for a jump-start or call your insurance company's roadside assistance. If the engine starts but stalls after a few revs, it might be a dirty throttle body or a misfiring cylinder. You can't fix this yourself; you'll need to visit a shop to read the fault codes. Also, check the fuel gauge—some people actually run out of gas and need a tow. A dead remote key battery can also prevent starting, so try replacing it. Finally, check the gear position; an automatic transmission won't start unless it's in P, and if it's stuck, just wiggle the gear lever back and forth a couple of times.
