Where is the engine fuel injector located?
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The fuel injector is generally installed on the intake manifold or the cylinder block for direct injection. The causes and effects of fuel injector clogging are as follows: Causes of fuel injector clogging: Clogging occurs due to carbon deposits from the engine accumulating on the fuel injector or impurities in the fuel blocking the injector's pathways. After driving for a period, the fuel system will develop certain deposits. These deposits accumulate on the fuel injector, intake valves, and other components, turning into hard carbon deposits during engine combustion. Effects of fuel injector clogging: Clogged fuel injectors can impair the performance of precision components in the electronic injection system, leading to reduced power output. Deposits can form carbon buildup on the intake valves, causing unstable engine idling, increased fuel consumption, and worsening exhaust emissions. It may also lead to engine knocking and other malfunctions.