Is It Normal for a Transit to Have Difficulty Accelerating When Warm?
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It is not normal for a Transit to have difficulty accelerating when warm. The possible causes of this issue could be faulty cylinder wires or carbon buildup in the engine. Below is a detailed explanation regarding engine carbon buildup: 1. Overview: Engine carbon buildup refers to the carbon deposits that form in the engine. These are a type of coking substance produced when unsaturated olefins and gum in the fuel undergo high temperatures during the engine's operation. 2. Additional Information: Carbon buildup is a manifestation of abnormal spark plug discharge. If the fuel injector nozzle is fouled, the atomization of the injected fuel will be poor, leading to uneven mixing of fuel and air. This increases the amount of fuel that condenses on the intake valves. Carbon buildup is an inevitable byproduct of internal combustion engines.