Why Does the Tiggo 3 Consume More Fuel Over Time?
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Tiggo 3 consumes more fuel over time due to reasons such as engine carbon buildup and spark plug failure. The details are as follows: Engine Carbon Buildup: During prolonged operation of the car, gasoline inevitably produces carbon deposits and sludge during combustion. If these deposits and sludge are not cleaned in time, they will lead to increased fuel consumption. Spark Plug Failure: The role of the car's spark plug is to generate an electric spark with high voltage to ignite the air-fuel mixture. If damaged, the ignition energy decreases, causing uneven combustion of the mixture, which results in slower acceleration and increased fuel consumption. At this point, it is necessary to promptly inspect and replace the spark plugs. Abnormal Tire Pressure: Abnormal tire pressure can also affect the car's fuel consumption. When the tire pressure is too low or the tread is severely worn, the contact area between the tire and the road surface increases, leading to greater friction, higher rolling resistance, and naturally higher fuel consumption. Conversely, excessively high tire pressure can have a certain fuel-saving effect, but this reduces the shock absorption comfort of the ride and increases the risk of tire blowouts. Therefore, drivers should also pay attention to whether the tire pressure is normal during driving.
