Why Does Fuel Consumption Increase After Changing the Fuel Injector?
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The reason for increased fuel consumption after changing the fuel injector is that the engine has not reacquired data. The cause of the increased fuel consumption is: Assuming the original fuel injector had a lot of carbon deposits, and the injector holes were partially blocked by carbon deposits, the amount of fuel injected in the same period would decrease. To ensure the vehicle continues to run smoothly, the engine's computer would adjust the injection time, making it longer to increase the amount of fuel injected, allowing the engine to operate normally. Engine adjustment time: The engine's computer undergoes a gradual and long-term adjustment process. It typically takes a few hundred kilometers of driving before it returns to normal. During this period, you can only wait, as it is not possible to use a diagnostic tool to initialize the fuel injector settings.