What Causes the Engine RPM Not to Increase When Accelerating and Lack of Power?

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When the engine RPM does not increase when accelerating, it may be caused by the following reasons: 1. Fuel pressure and fuel pump issues: Insufficient fuel pressure, poor fuel pump performance, or clogged fuel filters or injectors can lead to delayed fuel delivery, failing to provide adequate power to the vehicle. 2. Clutch malfunction: Acceleration issues or lack of power may also be due to clutch problems, such as oil leakage or wear. The issue might be less noticeable when the engine is cold but becomes more frequent as the temperature rises, potentially leading to a complete halt in movement. 3. Throttle and motor failure: Sticking throttle or motor malfunction can cause this problem. 4. Electrical circuit faults: Open or short circuits in ignition coils, spark plugs, or wiring can result in insufficient power.