What Causes the Emission System Malfunction?
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The reasons for the emission fault light to illuminate are as follows: 1. Poor fuel combustion state, where fuel is not burned or incompletely burned, engine knocking, excessively high engine temperature, necessitating throttle cleaning. 2. Poor fuel quality. The engine has relatively high requirements for fuel quality. Poor fuel quality can lead to unclean engine cylinder interiors with deposited carbon buildup, requiring engine carbon deposit cleaning. 3. Cold start, when the weather temperature drops sharply, the pollution light may illuminate due to the computer's temperature correction issues during startup. The light will stabilize once the temperature drops to a certain level and stops fluctuating. 4. Carbon deposits on the piston top can cause poor atomization, weakened spark plug performance, and ignition coil faults leading to poor ignition. 5. Faults in the oxygen sensor itself or its wiring, or faults in the sensor control unit. An oxygen sensor inspection is required.