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My car won’t start? Know what to do!

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1 Tips To Avoid Starting Problem
1.1 Keep an eye on the engine!
1.2 Ethanol or gasoline? Both!
1.3 But is it really gasoline?
1.4 Low energy

Winter asks us to take some extra care with our car. But, rest assured that we will help you with this!

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Winter time of year that many love and others, not so much: winter! That’s when the low temperature survival kit comes out: hot chocolate, blanket, sweatshirt, soup.

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Just a good thing, right? But it’s not just people who need a little help to deal with the cold, no! 

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In winter, your car also needs some extra care. Good care is always better to get rid of further problems in the future .

You should know why your car won’t start?. Next we give you a couple of tips for the care of your car in winters. Check it out!

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Tips To Avoid Starting Problem

Keep an eye on the engine!

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Yes, it’s not just your impression, no: the low temperatures really affect the car’s performance – even the models that dispense with the use of the cold start reservoir.

The most affected in this game is the engine, which, being a thermal machine, only works properly when it is at its ideal working temperature, which varies from 80 to 100 degrees. 

In most cars, the control panel identifies the opening of the door and gives a command to preheat the nozzles if the temperature is low.

It only takes 10 seconds for the engine to start warming up, so the tip when the car won’t start is to have a little patience! combined? 

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Ethanol or gasoline? Both!

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If you have an older flex model, you usually fill your car with ethanol and gasoline and feel that it is difficult to start, this may mean that gasoline has been idle for a long time.

The tip is to constantly change the fuel and mix between 10% and 15% of gasoline in the ethanol tank!

But is it really gasoline? 

Stay tuned: adulterated fuel in the tank can also be one of the causes of when the car won’t start. The legislation states that gasoline must contain a mixture of a maximum of 27% ethanol.

Some fuels sold out there can have up to 50% ethanol, which, in addition, can damage the engine. For this reason, always refuel at a trusted position and be wary of those who have prices well below the competition – this may be one of the indicators that the fuel is adulterated.

Low energy

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Battery problems, such as short-circuiting or discharging, also make starting difficult. It usually lasts between two and three years, so it is worth keeping an eye on that date and, if necessary, change it as soon as possible. 

So, are you more relaxed now that you know what to do when the car won’t start?

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