Why won't my old Magotan start?

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McKing
07/29/25 8:42pm
Old Magotan won't start due to electrical circuit failure. Specific reasons: Clogged fuel filter, blocked fuel pump screen, severe carbon buildup or erosion of spark plugs, non-functioning starter motor, delayed fuel supply from oil pump during cold starts, insufficient fresh air or inadequate fuel supply. Solutions: Press the accelerator when starting to increase throttle opening, allowing more air intake and fuel injection for easier ignition. There are many other reasons that may prevent a car from starting, including broken circuits, dead battery, water in engine, etc. However, these situations will trigger warning lights, and the car must be inspected at a repair shop. The two most common situations are dead battery (note that battery lifespan is generally about 2 years or 80,000 km) and battery drain (most vehicles will give warnings for this). It's important to note that idling consumes electricity without charging the battery.
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