What causes the JMC SVS light to come on and diesel power loss?
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JMC SVS light coming on and diesel power loss may be caused by poor engine combustion state; engine knocking; poor quality of automotive fuel; unclean engine cylinder interior with accumulated carbon deposits; or the electronic control unit being unable to obtain engine data. Below is an introduction to JMC: 1. Corporate Culture: JMC's corporate culture construction has always focused on tracking the most advanced product technologies, the latest business concepts, and management methods to become a leading modern enterprise in the industry. Through open concepts and an aggressive systematic planning and corporate culture development strategy, JMC has achieved outstanding performance in both economic development and cultural construction by building good vehicles, training the best employees, and shaping a first-class corporate image. 2. Technological Development: JMC absorbs the world's most cutting-edge product technologies, manufacturing processes, and management concepts. An effective equity balance mechanism, highly transparent operations, and high-level business management have enabled the company to form a standardized management and operation system, with scientific systems ensuring the effectiveness of corporate governance and scientific decision-making. JMC has established research and development, logistics, sales services, and financial support systems that comply with international standards, making it a successful model of cooperation between local Chinese enterprises and foreign capital.
When the SVS light comes on in a Jiangling diesel vehicle accompanied by insufficient power, this is a common issue in my repair experience, often related to fuel system faults. For example, a clogged diesel filter can lead to poor fuel supply due to accumulated impurities, causing the engine to lack sufficient fuel—like running on an empty stomach. Alternatively, a failing high-pressure fuel pump may result in inadequate fuel pressure and incomplete fuel injection. Sometimes, air or water entering the fuel lines can also trigger similar issues, making the vehicle sluggish. It's advisable to first check the filter's condition and replace it if dirty. If the light persists, it's best to visit a professional repair shop to scan for fault codes, as it might be an electronic signal misjudgment. Using standard diesel fuel regularly can help reduce such occurrences.