It can depend on what kind of car you have, some cars have a voltage regulator that lets your distributor get 12 volts on start but then drops voltage on run. sometimes the run resist wire burns out, so you only get power to your distributor on the start circuit. The old type voltage regulator were porcelain with two wire resisters.
The car will then be unable to start.
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That depends on how bad it is. It's possible that you may get a couple cylinders firing or if the firing order is COMPLETELY messed up, NOTHING will fire.
If the oil is low in your car, it can eventually cause your car to stall and not start. It can also kill your engine.
from previous experience, you sucked gas sediments into the fuel injector..put a couple of bottles of injector cleaner in the tank and let it set for a couple of hours then try to start it.. also you have a fuel shut off switch in the trunk. i believe it is on the right hand side of the car. make sure that it is depressed. if not push it down and try to start the car.
I used to have a little trick. Before you start the car, just pump your gas pedal a couple of times, then start your car. Mine used to start right up after this. I'm not sure why my car wouldn't start when cold, but it got me around!
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Yes, the factory alarm can cause a no start.
Sounds like a blown head gasket
Time when trying to start the car engine trns butwill not start turn key off then onagain it starts right up
it needs to warm up. let it run for a couple minutes
The one for the radiator on the right side