What to Do When the Car Won't Start Due to Brake Failure?
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Abnormal or irregular wear of brake shoe pads; brake pads need to be replaced. Oil leakage (brake fluid), insufficient brake fluid; simply replace the brake fluid. ABS system failure, abnormal wheel speed sensor or wiring; repair the wiring. Check if the battery is low on power and recharge it promptly. Spark plug failure, leading to increased ignition gap, which causes the car not to start. Replace the spark plugs.