What to Do When the Engine Won't Start?
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Solutions for an engine that won't start: First, check whether components such as the distributor, spark plugs, and high-voltage wires are damp due to the car being exposed to rain. If they are, you can dry the damp parts before attempting to start the engine again. Alternatively, use a hair dryer to blow dry the damp components directly. Next, check if the spark plugs are damaged. If they are, simply replace them with new ones. Generally, the service life of car spark plugs is approximately 20,000 to 30,000 kilometers. Also, check whether the battery voltage is sufficient. Many batteries have an inspection window designed for checking the battery condition. A green color indicates normal use, black means the battery needs recharging or maintenance, and white indicates that the battery should be replaced.