Why Is It Hard to Start a Car in Winter?

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Reasons why it's hard to start a car in winter: 1. Insufficient battery power; 2. Poor oil fluidity; 3. Frozen exhaust pipe; 4. Faulty temperature sensor; 5. Aging spark plugs. Solutions: 1. Charge or replace the battery; 2. Replace with low-temperature fluidity oil; 3. Use professional tools to remove ice from the exhaust pipe; 4. Sensors need to be replaced at a professional 4S shop. For aging spark plugs, the car can usually start after repeated ignition attempts. The lifespan of resistor spark plugs is 20,000 kilometers, platinum spark plugs last 40,000 kilometers, and iridium spark plugs last 60,000 to 80,000 kilometers.