The document discusses common reasons that a BMW X1 may have trouble starting in the spring. A weak or dead battery is often the cause, which can be diagnosed through voltage tests. Corrosion building up on battery terminals also causes starting issues. Over time, the starter motor can become damaged, preventing the engine from turning over. The key factors that may contribute to starting problems are a weak battery, corrosion on the battery contacts, or a faulty starter motor. Taking the car to a repair shop can help identify and fix the specific issue.

1. What Causes Your BMW X1 to Have a Hard Time
Starting From Experts in Spring

2. The popularity of
the BMW X1 can be
gauged from the
number of cars that
one gets to see on
the road of Spring.

3. However, all these
advanced features
don’t make your X1
immune to issues.

4. Drivers have often
complained about
facing starting
issues in their BMW
X1.

5. Here are the
reasons behind
starting issues in
your BMW X1.

6. Weak
battery

7. If the engine of your
BMW X1 won’t
crank or cranks very
slowly, then the
most likely cause is
a weak or dead
battery.

8. Carrying out a
battery voltage test
will clarify whether
the starting
problem is due to
the battery or other
parts.

9. In addition to this, a
test can be done to
measure the voltage
between the poles
of the battery.

10. If you have installed
a new battery in
your BMW X1, then
the battery might
not have reached its
full potential.

11. Corrosion
on battery

12. Prominent among
the problems is the
formation of
corrosion on the
contacts of your car
battery.

13. You should inspect
the battery of your
car to determine
whether the
starting problem is
caused due to dirty
battery.

14. If you lift the
rubber covers over
the two battery
terminals, you can
check the terminals
for the formation of
corrosion.

15. If you discover
white deposits or
silvery-green
deposits, then just
cleaning it will
resolve the starting
issue.

16. Damaged
starter motor

17. The starter motor in
your BMW X1 helps
in the starting
process of the car.

18. The average life of
the starter motor in
your BMW X1 is
1,00,000 miles to
1,50,000 miles.

19. Due to its constant
operation and
lifespan, the starter
motor in your BMW
X1 eventually gets
damaged.

20. Whenever the
starter motor in
your BMW X1
breaks down then
the engine will not
start.

21. Conclusion

22. The above-
discussed factors are
responsible for
starting issues in
your BMW X1.

23. Take your car to a
trusted repair shop
for fixing the issues.

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