What are the reasons for reduced braking power?
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There are several reasons for reduced engine power in cars: Excessive carbon buildup on valves and intake pipes: Excessive carbon buildup on valves and intake pipes is a common cause of decreased car power. The solution is to have professional automotive technicians clean the carbon deposits and check if the spark plugs need replacement. Blockages or vapor lock in fuel lines: Inspect the fuel supply system for any blockages or vapor lock in the fuel lines, check if the fuel pump is functioning properly, verify if the carburetor float chamber fuel level meets specified requirements, examine if the air filter is clogged, and check if the exhaust system is obstructed. Improper tire pressure: Improper tire pressure, especially when underinflated with multiple passengers, can be particularly noticeable. Therefore, when inflating tires, ensure they are properly filled according to the tire pressure chart indicated on the vehicle body.