Hi, I've had dirty injectors andf the biggest thing I've noticed is a lack of power and when real dirty, a miss or what seems like skipping. With todays gas though a couple of tanks of high test usually cures them or try a bottle of injector cleaner. It's been a while since it's happened to me but those usually clear up fouled injectors. If that doesn't do it then look to plugs and wires and dist cap and rotor. Those are the first places to go and are usually easy thing to do at least if you have a place to do them. Just do one at a time. Hope all is well. Steve H.
Dirty injectors, air filter cloged, spark plugs need changed, catyletic converter stoped up
Dirty air filter, worn spark plugs, dirty fuel injectors, worn piston rings, burned valves, bad sensors- and a few dozen other possible causes.
Clogged fuel filter, dirty injectors, bad spark plugs (should be changed every 100K miles).
There are numerous issues that can cause a lack of power during acceleration. Common causes include a clogged fuel filter, a clogged air filter, and dirty fuel injectors.
clogged filter, carbon in the intake, foul spark plugs, dirty injectors, or engine failure!! This may be something to do with the catalytic converter. Check for a recall.
Most probable cause is a dirty fuel filter. After that clogged fuel injectors, spark plugs or air filter. If you have a rotten egg smell around your jeep you might have a bad catalytic convertor.
If the car has a turbo, the turbo could be shot. It could also be a dirty air filter, dirty fuel filter, or dirty fuel injectors. Another thing could be a fuel pump that is bad.
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the computer and the ignition module give power to the injectors.
Yes it does. I have a 96 geo tracker and it does have power steering.
If it is restricting the flow of fuel, it can cause low power.
Injectors that have a resistor in the power supply are called