What does performance limitation mean?
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Generally, it indicates that the vehicle's engine has encountered a malfunction. Below are the common causes of vehicle performance limitation: 1. Fuel system failure: If the fuel line becomes clogged, preventing normal fuel delivery, abnormal combustion will occur in the cylinders, ultimately affecting the engine's normal operation. 2. Ignition system failure: Issues in the ignition system such as damaged spark plugs or ignition delay can also cause engine problems, triggering the performance limitation warning. 3. Abnormal engine temperature: After intensive driving, if the engine overheats, the vehicle will automatically reduce engine efficiency to protect it, accompanied by a performance limitation alert.
Bro, last time I was driving up the mountain, I felt like the throttle had no power when I stepped on it, the performance was severely reduced, and I was really anxious. Actually, it's just the engine performance being limited. Common reasons include issues with the cooling system, such as a clogged radiator or a non-functioning fan. If the engine overheats, it will limit output to avoid damage. Other reasons could be a faulty oxygen sensor, worn-out spark plugs, or dirty and clogged fuel injectors. These can all cause the ECU (that onboard computer) to actively reduce power for protection. When checking, it's best to first see if there are any warning lights on the dashboard, like the engine light or overheating alert. Regular maintenance, such as changing the air filter and cleaning carbon deposits, can prevent a lot of issues. After all, older cars are bound to have some problems after a lot of use. If not fixed in time, not only will acceleration be weak, but it might also stall on the road. Safety first! After I spent some money to fix it, it ran much smoother.
