Is It Normal for Acceleration to Slow Down After an Oil Change?
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It is not normal for acceleration to slow down after an oil change, and timely inspection and repair are required. Below is a detailed explanation of the possible reasons: Oil Quality Issues: The reason for slower acceleration after an oil change could be abnormal oil quality. When the oil used is of low quality, it may cause the vehicle's speed to decrease. Oil Viscosity Issues: The quality of engine oil for household cars is related to the vehicle's acceleration performance. The reason for slower acceleration after an oil change could be abnormal viscosity of the replaced oil. If the oil's viscosity is too high, acceleration will certainly not be as fast as with lower-viscosity oil. You can choose the oil viscosity based on your specific requirements.