Why Does the Chevrolet Engine Lose Power?
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Reasons for Chevrolet engine power loss: 1. Poor-quality gasoline and clogged fuel lines: When the car is filled with poor-quality gasoline (such as excessive impurities in the mixture), the high level of impurities in the gasoline components can easily cause carbon buildup, severely clogging the fuel lines, leading to inadequate fuel supply and power loss. 2. Particularly under conditions of insufficient tire pressure or heavy load, uneven tire pressure is also one of the reasons affecting the car's power loss. 3. Excessive carbon buildup and nozzle damage: Excessive carbon buildup on the valves and intake manifold is the most common cause of car power loss. 4. Dirty throttle: The throttle works by controlling the engine's air intake, and its opening and closing angles have a standard value. If this standard value is not met, it will affect abnormal fuel injection, leading to power loss or unstable power output. 5. Belt slippage or breakage: The belt's function is to drive the engine, compressor, generator, and water pump. If the belt ages and slips or cracks, it will directly affect the car's power performance.