What Are the Reasons for Delayed Throttle Response in Cars?
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Car throttle response delay is caused by: 1. Fuel quality issues: Using low-quality gasoline can lead to incomplete combustion in the engine, easily forming carbon deposits. Low fuel calorific value and reduced thermal efficiency also contribute; 2. Blocked intake and exhaust systems: This causes poor engine breathing, resulting in increased intake resistance, reduced oxygen content, and incomplete fuel combustion, leading to significantly decreased power. When experiencing throttle response delay, it is recommended to perform routine maintenance (such as cleaning the fuel system, fuel injectors, spark plugs, and replacing the fuel filter, air filter, and oil filter) to see if the condition improves. If there is no noticeable change, then consider replacing components.