What are the common faults of diesel engines?
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Common faults of diesel engines include: 1. Difficulty in starting: mainly includes starting faults such as difficulty in starting the diesel engine at normal temperature and cold starting difficulties; 2. Unstable idle speed: mainly refers to faults in idle conditions such as unstable idle speed, no idle speed, and idle speed fluctuation; 3. Unstable operation under medium and small load conditions: the engine is prone to stalling, individual cylinders work intermittently, and power output is unstable; 4. Insufficient power under heavy load: the diesel engine performs weakly under high-speed and high-load conditions, and the car has insufficient power such as weak acceleration; 5. High fuel consumption: faults such as high fuel consumption found during car use, and a significant increase in fuel consumption per 100 kilometers found during long-distance trips; 6. Engine does not shut off after fuel cutoff: the engine continues to run without shutting off after turning off, and still does not shut off after repeated attempts to turn it off.