What Causes Weak Acceleration in Manual Transmission Cars?

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Introduction to causes of weak acceleration when starting: 1. Engine or transmission issues: This is a fault-induced weak acceleration that requires timely troubleshooting; 2. Small engine displacement with heavy load: Many modern vehicles adopt small-displacement turbocharged powertrains. When starting, the engine may not reach the turbocharging RPM, resulting in perceived weak acceleration - this is normal. Other possible causes include: 1. Throttle carbon buildup: Carbon deposits on the throttle body affect air intake volume, leading to insufficient engine power and weak acceleration. The solution is throttle cleaning. 2. Transmission clutch failure: The clutch transmits and disengages engine power. Manual transmissions and dual-clutch transmissions use friction plate clutches. Prolonged use causes severe wear and slipping, resulting in weak acceleration.