What are the reasons for the Dongfeng Tianjin automatic stalling?

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DelBrielle
07/30/25 10:49am
Dongfeng Tianjin automatic stalling can be caused by issues with fuel quality, carbon buildup in the engine or spark plugs, and damage to the water temperature sensor. Below are the relevant explanations: 1. Fuel quality issues: The fuel quality barely meets the standard. While this may not affect the vehicle's driving performance, it can cause damage to the engine. 2. Carbon buildup in the engine or spark plugs: After some use, the engine may accumulate carbon deposits, which can lead to engine damage. The accumulated heat can cause disorderly ignition, resulting in engine knocking. In such cases, the engine malfunction indicator light will illuminate. 3. Damage to the water temperature sensor: This can cause the air-fuel mixture to become too lean, leading to abnormal engine operation.
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