What is the reason for the high fuel consumption of Ralink twin-engine hybrid?

The increase in fuel consumption of the Pacific Auto Network's Ralink twin engines may be due to insufficient tire pressure and tire wear; Insufficient or too low tire pressure will increase the friction between the tire and the ground, increase resistance and increase fuel consumption; When tires are seriously worn, they will often slip and fuel consumption will increase.

Common causes of fuel consumption increase of ralink twin-cylinder engine;

1, the dirty throttle leads to an increase in fuel consumption, so the throttle should be cleaned regularly, generally about 20,000 kilometers; Because the current vehicles use electronic throttles, you must do an idle learning after cleaning the throttle, otherwise the idle speed will become higher;

2. Excessive carbon deposition in the air intake and cylinder will also lead to an increase in fuel consumption, so it is also necessary to clean up the carbon deposition in the lower cylinder and air intake regularly, usually once every three years;

3. The aging of spark plugs will also increase fuel consumption, so spark plugs need to be replaced regularly.

The increase in fuel consumption of Ralink twin engines may be due to insufficient tire pressure and tire wear; Insufficient or too low tire pressure will increase the friction between the tire and the ground, increase resistance and increase fuel consumption; When tires are seriously worn, they will often slip and fuel consumption will increase.

The increase in fuel consumption of Ralink twin engines is related to driving habits, and bad driving habits can also lead to high fuel consumption; For example, "rapid acceleration, floor oil when starting, etc." Therefore, good driving habits are an important factor to prevent fuel consumption from getting higher.

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