Why is urban fuel consumption high?
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Because there is heavy traffic and many traffic lights in urban areas, cars have to start and stop frequently, move at slow speeds, and each trip duration is relatively short, which leads to higher fuel consumption by the engine. Additionally, if there is carbon buildup in the engine, it can cause poor fuel flow and increased fuel consumption. If inappropriate fuel is used in a new car, it can also lead to higher fuel consumption. Regular maintenance: If there are issues with the car's spark plugs or high-voltage wires, the ignition circuit may malfunction, and the car's fuel consumption will also increase. Therefore, it is essential to conduct regular inspections and maintenance on all car components to avoid excessive fuel consumption. Precautions: If increased fuel consumption is found to be caused by poor fuel flow or carbon buildup, a fuel system cleaner can be used to clean the throttle body and fuel injectors, which can help reduce fuel consumption. Additionally, check the wear level of the car's tires. If the wear is severe, it can also increase fuel consumption.