What Causes the Car to Lurch Forward After a Few Seconds of Throttle Delay?
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It could be due to clutch issues, poor fuel quality, air in the fuel line, a faulty fuel filter, ignition timing discrepancy, or valve blockage. Below are specific solutions: Clutch issues: If the clutch is malfunctioning, not engaging properly, or excessively worn causing clutch slippage, it is recommended to replace the clutch. Fuel quality: Poor quality fuel. It is advisable to refuel at reputable gas stations with higher-quality gasoline. Faulty fuel filter: Damaged fuel filter. It is recommended to replace the fuel filter. Valve blockage: Carbon buildup in the throttle body. It is recommended to clean the throttle body and replace it if necessary.