No. If it starts and doesn't fire then you have one of two problems fuel or spark. The most common problem is a bad coil. A broken cam belt will cause the valves in the cylinder heads to be open when they should be closed. This is a problem that would cause major engine damage if you attempt to start. The pistons would hit the valves damaging the valve and the piston.
No it should not
the starter is probably broken
Yes, it could. If the battery gets too low it may not start.
Yes, a disconnected or broken TACH wire from the HEI distributor cap can cause a '79 trans to fail to start.
Broken rotor button.
Yes, a broken chain or chain that is worn so bad it has jumped a tooth or 2 can cause the vehicle not to start.
ECU Caps dead
I have a 2010 mitsubishi galant i have to push the gas to start the car what's wrong
well i dont know!
Dead battery, bad starter, or defective ignition switch.
a timing chain has broken
Typically when you discover a broken computer cord it is because you are looking for the cause of a problem. A broken power cord is probably the reason why your computer doesn't start for an example.