What does it mean when the full transmission power cannot be obtained?

[SamuelDella]

When the full transmission power cannot be obtained, it means there is a cylinder misfire in the engine, which requires timely inspection and repair. The specific causes of intermittent cylinder misfires in the engine are as follows: 1. Ignition system: Aging of the ignition coil and spark plugs can cause the ignition system of the cylinder to fail. Problems with the ignition coil are most likely to result in a drop in power, and in severe cases, can lead to sudden engine stalling. 2. Fuel injection system: Clogged fuel injectors or fuel lines can prevent the cylinder from receiving sufficient fuel for combustion, naturally causing the cylinder to malfunction. 3. Excessive carbon buildup on spark plugs: Long-term poor combustion leads to carbon deposits accumulating at the spark plug ignition point. When these deposits are wetted by fuel, they create a parallel shunt resistance, resulting in spark plug leakage, weak sparking, or even complete spark plug failure.