What is the reason for the inability to accelerate when the car is cold but normal when it's warm?
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The reasons for the inability to accelerate when the car is cold but normal when it's warm are: 1. Carbon deposits in the throttle and combustion chamber, which absorb some gasoline, causing a temporary inability to accelerate; 2. Incomplete fuel combustion; 3. Blocked fuel lines. The solutions for this issue are: 1. Clean the throttle and combustion chamber; 2. Clean the fuel lines. The methods to warm up the car are: 1. Start the vehicle and keep the air conditioning off; 2. Let the car idle for 1 minute to warm up; 3. Drive slowly after the engine runs smoothly; 4. Once the engine coolant temperature gauge rises by 1 to 2 bars, you can drive normally and use the air conditioning.