An older, completely mechanically controlled diesel engine could, provided it had electricity to start it. A gasoline car could not, as electricity is required for the spark plugs to ignite the fuel in the cylinder.
Yes.
no
motorcycles use a magnet system to generate electricity for the spark plugs they cannot run without electricity because you need electricity to ignite the gasoline but they can run with no battery if you have a kickstart or you can bump start them
Yes, but it will not start again without electricity. alternators only provide electricity when the car is running, they're of no help when the engine needs to be started.
They mostly run on electricity.
without the spring coil the electricity will not be supplied to the ignition of the car.
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No a car cannot run without the alternator installed. All the components in a car have their specific function and any missing piece will cause the car not to run.
Not as such and not at the moment.No, you cannot. Cars run on Gasoline, Diesel, & electricity.
a hybrid car uses electricity and gasoline.
An internal combustion engine can run without electricity as it relies on fuel combustion rather than electrical power for operation. However, many modern engines require electricity for critical components like fuel pumps, ignition systems, and engine management systems, which means they may not operate effectively without it. In contrast, older engines with mechanical ignition systems can run without electrical assistance. Ultimately, the ability to run without electricity depends on the engine's design and technology.
Never heard of a hibernated car other than a car in storage. If you mean hybrid cars they run on gasoline and electricity.