Why does the Sagitar not start when the battery has power?

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DelSienna
07/29/25 5:35pm
The reasons why the Sagitar does not start when the battery has power are: 1. Damaged spark plugs: Damaged spark plugs in the engine are one of the reasons why the car cannot start, as spark plugs are necessary to ignite the gasoline in the cylinders and make the engine run; 2. Distributor circuit failure: The main circuit for starting is the distributor, and if the distributor is damaged, it may also cause failure to start; 3. Starter damage: The starter is responsible for driving the engine during ignition, and if the starter is damaged, the car cannot start. The Sagitar is a spacious A+ class comfortable sedan that perfectly combines German craftsmanship with modern and dynamic styling. In terms of body dimensions, the Sagitar measures 4544mm in length, 1760mm in width, and 1461mm in height.
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