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Kerr Tech Automotive ltd
Rutherglen
2024 jobs completed
Kerr-TechAutomotive Ltd is a well established Vehicle Repair company and MOT Station that has built up an enviable reputation over the last 13 years. We pride ourselves o
Duffys Motors
Gateshead
2693 jobs completed
Gearbox specialist for 3 years before moving onto work at a number of different dealerships including Kia, Skoda, Audi, Fiat and Alfa. In 2013 I decided to fly solo and s
Qaz Motorsports
London
240 jobs completed
QAZ Motor Sports Ltd specialises in all types of mechanical, electrical, and mobile mechanic services. With extensive experience and a strong reputation in the industry,
Midland Mobile Mechanic
Burton-on-Trent
193 jobs completed
over 25 years experience Vehicle Health check Pre check before purchase Engine Diagnostic Test with computer Breaks & Suspensions Battery Replacement Battery
London Motor Sports Ltd
London
3259 jobs completed
London Motor Sports professional garage with great experience in the car industry, based in White-City London W127AH. Our main focus has always been to deliver best qu
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Porsche is known for its high-performance luxury sports vehicles - the best-selling model being the Cayenne. The company's founder, Ferdinand Porsche, created the world's first hybrid vehicle in 1899. It was called the Lohner-Porsche and was driven by electricity with a fuel-powered generator to charge the batteries, though it never made it into production.
Porsche continues to break new ground to this day; in 2017, the Cayenne S Diesel model earned the Guinness World Record for towing the heaviest vehicle, pulling an enormous Airbus A380 aeroplane weighing 285 tonnes.
Cars struggle to start for many reasons, making it hard to diagnose what's wrong. A dead battery is the most common cause; if this is the case, the engine should still turn over but won't get going unless you give it a jump start or use a battery charger. This guide explains how to change a car battery.
Other possible explanations include a faulty starter motor, clogged fuel injectors, a faulty - rather than flat - battery, issues with the alternator, a flooded engine, a jammed ignition lock and engine intake problems.
If a flooded engine is why your car won't start, you might not need to book a repair. Find out how to start a car with a flooded engine here.
Fortunately, the above issues can often be diagnosed and fixed by a mobile mechanic, so towing your car to a garage is unnecessary.
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