Why won't the car start despite having electricity and fuel?
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The reasons why a car won't start despite having electricity and fuel are as follows: Faults such as aging of distributor wires: The reason why a car won't start despite having electricity and fuel may be due to issues with the distributor wires, such as aging of the wires, incorrect order of cylinder wires, damage to the distributor, or loose spark plug caps. When starting the engine, if there is a clear sound of the starter working, it indicates that the power supply is not the issue. If the starter is functioning properly, the problem might be a blocked fuel line, preventing proper fuel supply. Certain electrical circuit issues: If there is no sound of the starter working when starting the engine, or if the sound is irregular, and the dashboard lights keep flickering, it indicates certain electrical circuit issues, possibly due to aging of the ignition coil or spark plugs.