What happened when MG 6 stepped on the accelerator and didn't respond?

Pacific Auto Network MG 6 didn't respond when stepping on the accelerator: 1. Acceleration sensor failure, such as sensor damage or open circuit short circuit; 2. There is something wrong with the throttle body, such as being too dirty or stuck. 3. Spark plug ignition failure, such as poor ignition or non-ignition, resulting in no response to acceleration.

MG 6 can't start, it doesn't respond. The reasons are: battery power loss, ignition coil or spark plug failure, oil circuit failure, engine cold start difficulty, or insufficient key power, signal interference around the vehicle, anti-theft module failure, etc.

When the battery voltage is too low or the battery fails, the static voltage will be very high and the dynamic voltage will drop greatly, making the vehicle unable to start. Sometimes there is a click, but it won't start. This is the performance of low battery voltage, and sometimes there is no response at all. This is caused by the low battery voltage, and then the starter problem. To start the starter, the battery voltage must be stable, the length of the carbon brush of the starter is normal, and the pull-in switch is normal. This is the premise of normal startup.

In fact, the problem of no response at startup can be solved by checking these items. First check whether it is a special vehicle type, and you have to step on the brakes or clutch to strike a fire. There is also to check whether the unit is in the starting gear, check the battery charge, static voltage and dynamic voltage, then check the normal condition of the starter, check the carbon brush and pull-in switch of the starter, and then check the crankshaft rotation of the engine, that is, check whether the engine is good or not. As long as these problems are eliminated, there will be no problem in starting the vehicle.

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