Why does the car lose power after overheating?
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Most cars currently use water cooling. When the car engine overheats, it indicates that the mechanical assembly precision has deviated, leading to insufficient compression and reduced power. Here are other reasons for the engine's lack of power: Intake pipe leakage: Leakage in the intake pipe causes the air-fuel mixture to become too lean. Low fuel pressure: Clogged fuel injectors or fuel filters result in reduced or delayed fuel injection. Throttle position sensor signal abnormality: Abnormal signals from the air flow meter, intake manifold absolute pressure sensor, or throttle position sensor cause insufficient or minimal increase in fuel injection. Sensor signal abnormality: Abnormal sensor signals lead to incorrect ignition timing, causing delayed ignition.