Posted on 10/28/2021
Imagine stepping on the gas pedal, and instead of accelerating, your car slows down and seemingly loses power. Believe it or not, this problem is quite common. And most of the time, it is linked to your fuel system or exhaust system. These are some of the most common causes for vehicle sluggishness: Clogged Fuel Filter Your fuel filter is responsible for filtering the dust and particles out of your gasoline before it reaches the engine. Over time, the filter can get clogged. When this happens, your fuel pump will need to work harder to do its job. Thus, the flow of gasoline will be inconsistent as it enters the combustion chamber. Dirty or Damaged Fuel Injector or Pump The fuel injector helps manage the rate of fuel flow. And the fuel pump pulls the gas from the tank into the injectors. When either of these parts fails, the gas distribution process will not be efficient. Worn Out Clutch When your clutch can't engage your transmission with the engine properly, your car will su ... read more