What are the symptoms of poor fuel line flow?
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The symptoms of poor fuel line flow include unstable idling, engine shaking, weak acceleration, and stalling. The main areas where fuel line blockages occur are the fuel filter, fuel pump, fuel injector, suction pipe, and fuel tank vent. Using low-quality gasoline or introducing impurities during refueling can cause fuel line blockages. In daily vehicle use, it is important to maintain the fuel filter, promptly clean the fuel filter element and fuel line pipes. Methods for cleaning the fuel line include: 1. Adding fuel cleaner to the gasoline; 2. Removing carbon deposits and sediments from the fuel line and throttle body; 3. Connecting the engine's fuel inlet and return pipes to the corresponding pipes of a no-disassembly cleaning machine, and using adapters to link the fuel inlet and return pipes. When selecting gasoline, choose high-quality fuel, and consider adding fuel cleaner periodically. Regular inspection and replacement of the fuel filter are essential to better prevent such issues.