What is the reason why the car can't start again after the flameout?

There are five reasons. 1, the steering wheel is locked: friends often encounter situations where the car won't catch fire and the key won't turn. At this time, it should be noted that if the steering wheel does not turn right when parking and is at a slightly larger angle (for example, above 30 degrees), the steering wheel will automatically lock, which is also an anti-theft measure. At this time, the key may not turn, resulting in ignition failure. The solution is simple. As long as you hit the steering wheel hard and twist the key at the same time, you can usually unlock the steering wheel quickly, and ignition is an instant thing. 2. The battery is dead: it may not catch fire because the headlights are turned on for a long time, resulting in no power or the battery life expires. It is generally recommended to replace the battery in time after 2 years. In addition, install xenon headlights, high-power audio, DVD, etc. It is also the cause of vehicle circuit failure. It's easy to check whether the car is dead. Just honk the horn.