The fuel injection
system is considered one of the most worked sections of any vehicle.
Of course, we all know that with constant mechanical movement comes
wear-and-tear; and eventually, dirt. Fuel often leave behind deposits
that may directly affect the engine’s overall efficiency, which can
lead to significant drops in overall vehicle performance.
As the name suggests,
the fuel injectors’ job is to squirt in a right amount of petroleum
into the combustion chamber. However, high temperatures and
variations in gas quality can clog injectors with wax, water, dirt,
fuel additives, and carbon. These clogs work like blockades,
preventing the injectors from pumping the right amount into the
engine. And you know what that means – less fuel means less power,
and the car might be wasting its supply without delivering enough
thrust. That’s something you’ll definitely not...