Why Does the Throttle Need Cleaning?
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During the use of a vehicle, as the mileage increases, a certain amount of carbon deposits will accumulate, and the throttle is a place prone to carbon buildup. As carbon deposits increase, the throttle plate will thicken. Since the throttle control is very precise, even a small amount of carbon deposits can affect the throttle's air intake volume, causing it to deviate from the engine computer's requirements. This results in poor engine combustion, leading to reduced engine power and increased fuel consumption. Here is some related information about the throttle: 1. Generally, it is recommended to clean the throttle every 20,000 to 30,000 kilometers of driving. You can also judge based on the symptoms of the car. If you notice increased fuel consumption or sluggish acceleration, it's necessary to check whether the throttle needs cleaning. 2. The metal plate on the throttle may thicken due to carbon deposits, which can affect the throttle's air intake volume, making air flow less smooth. In severe cases, it may even prevent the throttle from closing properly. This can impact the car's performance, potentially causing symptoms like sluggish acceleration, shaking, and increased fuel consumption. Therefore, it is important to clean the throttle appropriately.