When
you’re stepping on the gas under normal conditions, the fuel injector works
overtime to force-feed as much gas into the engine to increase power. Such
delicate parts can be vulnerable in certain circumstances, some of which may
require applying a fuel
injector cleaner. Here are some potential issues affecting fuel injectors:
Main Engine Start
Sometimes
the problems set in just as you turn on the ignition switch. For instance, starting
the car may take several attempts, or the engine may act up when you attempt to
start in the middle of winter. When the car does start, the process may also result
in the exhaust suddenly blasting out white or black smoke, which could indicate
carbon deposits.
Flayed Spray
There’s
the possibility that your gas light would stay on even if you’ve already tanked
up the car. This could be due to the injectors being swamped with carbon
deposits; they could not properly spray the fuel inside the engine. You have a
choice to clean the injector or replace it. An erratic spray may also
contribute to a gradually decreasing mileage, or drop suddenly in power during
critical moments of the drive. You may mix the fuel injector cleaner with the
fuel after filling up the car with gas to de-clog the fuel spray line.
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