Why does the Sagitar fail to start with a clicking sound and all warning lights on?
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Here are the reasons why the Sagitar fails to start with a clicking sound and all warning lights on: Insufficient voltage: Low voltage may also cause the car to fail to start with a clicking sound. The reasons for insufficient voltage may be due to the battery being too old and in a state of aging, resulting in reduced stored power; or the vehicle's power being insufficient due to listening to music or turning on the air conditioning without starting the car. Improper operation: It could also be that the gear is not in the P position when starting. Friends who drive manual transmission cars usually won't encounter this problem, as in most cases, they stop the car, shift to neutral, pull the handbrake, and turn off the engine in one smooth motion. However, friends who drive automatic transmission cars, because they don't need to frequently operate the gear lever, might forget to shift to P or leave it in N when parking. Then, when starting the car, they might not notice and try to start it directly, resulting in the car failing to start.