The fuel consumption rate varies from one car to another depending on the size of the engine, but the recommendations
to reduce the fuel consumption rate do not differ much. Here are the most important causes of engine consumption.
1 - Damage to the injectors and pumping unequal amounts of fuel, which causes more fuel to be burned
2 - Damage to the spark plugs negatively affects the operation of the machine, which leads to consuming larger amounts of fuel
3 - Lack of smoothness in pressing the accelerator pedal and pressing hard randomly increases the amount of fuel consumption
4 - Damage to the air filter and air system, which in turn affects the engine's performance and causes the machine's consumption
5 - Carrying heavy weights, which requires more effort on the machine and in turn requires pumping more fuel
6 - Using non-original oils or oils not intended for the machine, which affects fair fuel consumption
7 - Changing the type of fuel to another type not intended for the machine will cause an increase in the consumption rate
8 - Operating the sports mode, which needs to be boosted Acceleration and causes greater consumption
9 - Tire pressure imbalance, which causes more friction, which causes greater fuel consumption
10 - The presence of friction or vibration in the suspension system, which disrupts the vehicle’s balance and affects the propulsion force
11 - Damage to the fuel pump or leaks in the fuel system