What are the possible reasons for engine acceleration weakness?
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Here are the reasons for engine acceleration weakness: Air filter clogging: This leads to an overly rich air-fuel mixture, incomplete engine combustion, and poor acceleration. In this case, the exhaust pipe emits heavy black smoke. Cracks in the fuel line or loose connections causing air leaks, as well as insufficient fuel pump pressure, result in poor fuel supply and affect acceleration performance. Electrical circuit faults: Problems with the air flow meter reduce the intake air volume, leading to an overly rich or lean air-fuel mixture, which affects acceleration performance. Damage to individual cylinder spark plugs also impacts acceleration performance. Mechanical faults: Wear and tear on engine valves, cylinder liners, pistons, and rings result in insufficient cylinder pressure. Excessive intake valve clearance, insufficient exhaust valve clearance, or damaged intake/exhaust valves can cause cylinder misfires, affecting acceleration performance.