- Empty fuel tank.
- Clogged fuel filter or fuel line.
- Faulty fuel injector or fuel pump.
2. Electrical Problems:
- Dead or weak battery.
- Faulty starter motor or solenoid.
- Faulty ignition switch or spark plugs.
- Malfunctioning electrical wiring.
3. Mechanical Failures:
- Broken timing belt or chain.
- Engine overheating leading to engine seizure.
- Piston or ring failure causing loss of compression.
- Faulty camshaft or crankshaft sensors.
4. Transmission Issues:
- Transmission fluid leaks or low fluid levels.
- Clutches or bands failure in manual transmissions.
- Gear failure due to excessive wear or breakage.
5. Computer-Related Problems:
- Malfunctioning engine control unit (ECU).
- Wiring problems within the electronic control system.
- ECU errors caused by glitches or software bugs.
6. Catalytic Converter Issues:
- Blocked or damaged catalytic converter leading to excessive backpressure.
- Clogged exhaust system preventing proper exhaust flow.
