Why does a car with electricity and fuel fail to start?
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Reasons why a car with electricity and fuel fails to start: 1. Starter motor or engine malfunction; 2. Abnormal battery voltage; 3. Insufficient fuel level; 4. Faulty crankshaft position sensor; 5. Excessive carbon buildup in the throttle; 6. Fuel pump failure; 7. Incorrect gear selection. Solutions include: 1. Push-start method: One person pushes the car from behind while another inside depresses the clutch and engages the gear. Once sufficient speed is reached, ignite while giving fuel, then quickly depress the clutch pedal to start the engine; 2. Jump-start method: Find a car that can start normally, position both cars facing each other, open the hood, and connect the jumper cables with positive to positive and negative to negative terminals.