Why is the ix3 powertrain damaged?
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The main reasons for ix3 powertrain damage are the inability of the vehicle's computer to respond in time, malfunctioning programs, damaged fuel pump or fuel pump sensor, damaged fuel injectors, damaged ignition coils, damaged spark plugs, or carbon buildup. Below is a related introduction: Powertrain: For front-engine, rear-wheel-drive vehicles, the torque generated by the engine is transmitted sequentially through the clutch, transmission, universal joint, driveshaft, final drive, differential, and axle shafts to the rear wheels, which are therefore called the drive wheels. The drive wheels apply a backward force to the ground, causing the ground to exert a forward reaction force on the drive wheels. This reaction force is the driving force of the vehicle. The front wheels of the vehicle generally have no direct power connection to the powertrain and are thus called the driven wheels. Extension: The composition and layout of the powertrain vary depending on the type of engine, its installation position, and the intended use of the vehicle. For example, off-road vehicles often use four-wheel drive, which adds components like a transfer case to the powertrain. In contrast, front-engine, front-wheel-drive vehicles do not have components like a driveshaft in their powertrain.