What is the difference between lightly pressing and heavily pressing the accelerator?
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Lightly pressing and heavily pressing the accelerator have the following differences: 1. Different effects: Heavily pressing the accelerator can effectively clean carbon deposits, allowing gasoline to burn more completely, thereby reducing fuel consumption. Lightly pressing the accelerator allows for timely braking, preventing increased braking distance due to excessive speed. 2. Different hazards: Frequently heavily pressing the accelerator causes frequent gear shifts in the transmission, fluctuating engine speeds, incomplete gasoline combustion, and accelerates carbon deposit formation over time, while also increasing fuel consumption. Continuously lightly pressing the accelerator keeps engine speeds low, leading to incomplete fuel combustion, increased carbon deposits, and gradual aging of the vehicle's entire fuel system.