What Causes the Premacy to Feel Sluggish When Accelerating?
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Sluggish and weak acceleration is typically caused by insufficient engine power, often noticeable during high-speed driving or uphill climbs, especially under heavy loads. The engine's power is significantly reduced, with the vehicle unable to accelerate quickly when the throttle is pressed, accompanied by a dull exhaust sound, weak driving performance, and a sharp increase in fuel consumption. Chassis malfunctions: For example, brake dragging, clutch slipping, or low tire pressure. Misfiring cylinders: A few cylinders not working can lead to unstable engine operation and reduced power. Insufficient cylinder compression: Burnt, unsealed, or detached valve seats, or weak and malfunctioning valve springs.