The car won't start?

There are many reasons why the car can't start, such as insufficient battery voltage, damaged starter, and problems with oil supply system and ignition system.

The normal start of the engine needs fire, oil and gas, and the starter is also needed to drive the engine to rotate. Then both the ignition oil supply and the starter need electricity. Therefore, when the battery is dead or the voltage is insufficient, the engine will not start.

If the battery voltage is normal, the normal supply of gasoline cannot be guaranteed after the gasoline pump has problems, and the engine cannot be started smoothly.

If the fuel supply system and battery are normal, the failure of ignition coil or spark plug will also lead to the failure of starting.

Starter damage is not often encountered, and starters are generally not damaged, because starters only work for a few seconds at a time, so the working hours of starters add up to only a few hours all year round.

After the spark plug is used for a long time, the electrode gap will increase, and the spark plug may also produce carbon deposit, so it needs to be replaced with a new spark plug.

It is suggested that all riders should ask professional technicians to measure the voltage and internal resistance of the battery with instruments when maintaining at ordinary times. If the voltage and internal resistance do not reach the specified values, this means that the battery should be replaced.

When replacing batteries, you can choose agm batteries, which have longer service life and better charge and discharge performance than ordinary lead-acid batteries.

I hope my answer is helpful to you.