Why does the car always fail to start?
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The reasons why the car always fails to start: 1. The battery is low on power. When the battery voltage is below the rated value and the engine cannot operate normally, please immediately call the service station for rescue, or get a jump start from another vehicle, and then you must go to the service station to charge the battery; 2. Gasoline flow is blocked. Do not wait until the gasoline is almost burned out before refueling. Place the car in a warm environment, or use the method of cleaning the fuel system to completely solve the problem; 3. The ignition system is not working well. You can unscrew the spark plug and wipe off the oil stains between the electrodes, and then reassemble it to drive. It should be noted that if an automatic transmission car fails to start, you cannot try to push the car to start it like a manual transmission car, as this will cause relatively large damage to the car. It is recommended to pull over, first simply check whether it is caused by no fuel or no power, and you can contact the nearest 4S store or seek towing services.
Last time my car also often wouldn't start, which really annoyed me. Common issues are an old battery with no power, especially in cold winters when electrochemical reactions slow down, making starting difficult. Another possibility is a broken starter motor - it just makes a few noises when turning and then stops. Problems in the ignition system like too much carbon buildup on spark plugs or a failed ignition coil can also cause poor ignition. The fuel system is crucial too: if the fuel pump isn't working or the filter is clogged, gasoline can't be supplied and the engine won't start. Sometimes the anti-theft system interferes, and if the key isn't properly matched it can lock the system. I recommend regularly checking battery power and changing oil and spark plugs periodically; when the car won't start, don't force the key - take it to a repair shop for diagnostic checks. This annoying problem needs early attention, otherwise breaking down on the road would be miserable.
