What are the reasons for weak car power?

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VanChristian
07/29/25 9:42am
Reasons for weak car power: 1. Engine failure; 2. The car has not been regularly maintained, leading to aging of components; 3. Poor quality gasoline was used during refueling, resulting in reduced car power; 4. Blocked vent hole of the fuel tank cap, clogged fuel tank switch, fuel filter, or fuel line between the fuel tank and carburetor, unable to meet the required fuel supply; 5. Incorrect ignition timing, premature ignition causing early combustion and detonation of the combustible mixture. During the use of the car, owners should regularly maintain the car, clean engine carbon deposits periodically, and use high-quality fuel to reduce carbon deposit formation.
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