How to Solve Insufficient Car Power?
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Parts include cylinders, throttle, spark plugs, and intake. Allow for better combustion inside the engine. Including replacing the intake air filter.
I recently experienced a lack of power in my car as well. I remember once during a long-distance drive, the acceleration felt sluggish, as if dragging a big rock. This can usually be addressed by checking a few simple areas: first, inspect if the air filter is too dirty—if it's clogged, replace it with a new one, as better airflow improves power. Then, if the spark plugs are worn out, poor ignition can also cause a lack of power; replacing a set costs just a few dozen dollars. The fuel system should also be checked—if the fuel filter is clogged or the fuel pump isn’t performing well, it needs cleaning or replacement. By the way, some modern cars have electronic control faults, such as a faulty oxygen sensor, which can cause the computer to reduce power. It’s best to use a diagnostic tool to read the error codes. If all these checks don’t resolve the issue, it’s time to visit a 4S shop for a professional inspection. In case the exhaust system is blocked or there’s a transmission problem, it could pose serious safety risks. Regular maintenance can prevent such troubles—I recommend replacing the air filter yourself every 5,000 kilometers to save money and ensure peace of mind.
