What is the reason why you can't step on the accelerator in cold weather?

Pacific Auto Network generally can't step on the accelerator, mainly because the engine and accelerator have too much carbon deposit. When the car is cold, because the carbon deposit is astringent, the accelerator line can't be pulled up smoothly after stepping on the accelerator, so it will feel hard, and it will be overdone with a little effort.

If there is a carbon deposit problem in the engine, throttle and other places, you need to go to the 4S shop for related cleaning.

Other reasons: it is possible that the accelerator can't be stepped on in winter because the accelerator is frozen, which leads to the accelerator not being turned on and off when stepping on the accelerator, and the vehicle naturally can't move. Secondly, it is also possible that the throttle line is broken or frozen, which is generally not easy to happen. If it is found that the accelerator can be depressed, but the engine speed does not climb, the high probability is the reason.

If the throttle valve or throttle pipe is found to be frozen after inspection, just idle for 10 minute after ignition, and let the heat generated by the engine melt the ice on the throttle valve without maintenance. If the throttle line is broken, you can only call a tow truck for rescue.

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