What is the reason for jerky acceleration and inability to increase fuel during cold start?
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The reasons for jerky acceleration and inability to increase fuel during cold start are: 1. Excessive carbon buildup on the throttle valve and air flow meter, which can cause jerky acceleration and inability to increase fuel when pressing the accelerator; 2. Too much carbon deposit in the combustion chamber of the cylinder. The combustion chamber has a certain adsorption effect on gasoline, and excessive carbon deposits prevent normal adsorption of gasoline, thus prolonging the ignition start time; 3. Lean mixture causing insufficient gas thrust on the piston after ignition, prolonging combustion time and leading to engine overheating; 4. Intermittent operation of the engine due to high and low voltage component and circuit faults in the ignition system, resulting in discontinuous high-voltage sparking and causing weak acceleration.