This car won't catch fire after a week. What is the reason?

There are many reasons why it can't catch fire. In your case, the battery is probably dead, because it has not been turned on for a week, and it is normal to have no electricity. Let me talk about several common situations that can't catch fire.

1, the most common situation is that the battery is dead, which happens suddenly, even when many car owners are driving, causing their cars to break down. This reason may be that the battery life is up, or the battery is dead (for example, the car lights have been on all night).

If the battery life is up, replace it with a new one.

If the battery is dead, you need to find someone to pick up a lamp and let the car idle for more than ten minutes to charge the battery.

2. The spark plug or ignition coil is broken, which needs to be checked in a 4S shop or garage.

The generator of the car is broken. This is easy to test, please ask the master to measure it with an electric meter.

4, fuel pump pressure relief will also produce the phenomenon of not catching fire.

5. There is no gasoline.

6. Some manual transmission models need to step on the clutch to ignite, and some automatic transmission models need to step on the brakes to ignite.