What to Do When the Car Battery Won't Start the Engine?
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Solutions for insufficient battery power preventing engine start are as follows: 1. Jump-start the battery. 2. Seek assistance from an auto repair shop or insurance company. Auto repair shops typically have dedicated batteries for rescue services, but this is charged based on distance. 3. After successfully starting the engine using the above methods to recharge the battery, it is not recommended to immediately replace the battery. Solutions for when the car has power but won't start: 1. Check the car's timing. Inaccurate timing can also cause the car to have power but not start, which is a relatively common reason. 2. Check if the spark plugs need replacement. Typically, spark plugs should be replaced every 40,000 kilometers. 3. It may be related to clogged fuel injectors. If there is excessive carbon buildup or even blockage in the fuel injectors, it can affect gasoline atomization, making it impossible to start the car. 4. Inspect the intake pipe for blockages. If the intake pipe is blocked and air cannot enter, the car won't start because gasoline combustion requires oxygen.