What Causes Difficulty in Starting the Engine Immediately After Refueling?
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Reasons for difficulty in starting the engine immediately after refueling are as follows: 1. Vapor lock: Gasoline evaporates particularly quickly under high temperatures. If a car frequently operates with low fuel levels in high-temperature environments, vapor lock can form in the fuel lines, leading to unstable engine operation, engine stalling, and difficulty starting the car. 2. Damaged charcoal canister: The charcoal canister's function is to absorb gasoline vapors generated in the fuel tank, thereby reducing the emission of gasoline vapors. If the fuel tank is overfilled, gasoline may splash into the charcoal canister, saturating the activated charcoal inside with fuel and causing the charcoal canister to fail.