Everyone got into a situation when in a hurry you need to get somewhere quickly, but the car will not start. Severe frosts are difficult to resist even with a good car. Do not panic. The problem is solved quite simply.
Instructions
Step 1
If you find yourself in such an unpleasant situation that you need to go somewhere, and the car does not start, do not worry, nothing serious has happened to it. Due to severe frosts, which probably happened the day before, your Mazda was temporarily out of order. But this does not mean at all that one cannot do without repair in a car service. You can do it on your own.
Step 2
First, check the dashboard. When you try to start the car, the button on it will most likely light up, indicating that your battery is dead. In this case, you need to look under the hood. Without removing the battery, see if the power level button is lit. If the outcome is negative, you will need to remove the battery and take it to a car service to recharge it. If you are in a hurry, then ask for help from passers-by. Let one of them charge yours from their battery.
Step 3
If the power button is on, then the first time you can do without charging. It can be produced, as they say, by hand. If you are alone, ask someone else for help to push the car. When the car is rolling, turn the ignition key, depress the clutch pedal all the way and shift into second gear (speed). Your Mazda will start. You will be able to get to the desired place, but as soon as the engine is turned off, it will stop starting again, since you will not ride on a discharged battery for a long time.
Step 4
It so happens that the battery is charged, but the car still won't start. This can happen for a different reason. As a result of severe frosts, it often happens that candles can become oily. Because of this, they do not produce the required spark. Therefore, the car is unable to start. In order to fix this, you need to do the following: climb under the hood and remove the tubes from the candles.
Step 5
Unscrew the candles one at a time. They will probably all be oiled up. They need to be wiped off, dried (on fire). The gap should be 1-2 millimeters. Once you're done, screw the candles back in and put on the tubes. Close the hood, get behind the wheel and turn the ignition key. Your Mazda will start without difficulty.
