Texas Auto Repair

Does your vehicle feel slow to respond when you step on the gas? There are several potential causes of this issue, so we'll go through some of the most common here. Dirty Air Filter A dirty or clogged air filter can quickly cause your engine to lose power. The air filter is designed to filter out impurities from reaching the engine during the combustion process. When it's clogged up, your engine won't be able to create the proper mix of air and fuel, leading to that sluggish feeling you get when you step on the gas. Fuel Injector/Pump Another potential cause comes in the form of the fuel delivery system. Over time, the fuel injector can become clogged, which means your engine isn't getting the correct amount of fuel. The fuel pump could also fail, leading to issues in the transfer of fuel from the tank to the injectors. Worn or Improperly Installed Timing Belt One of the most important belts on your vehicle, the timing belt keeps your crankshaft and camshaft in ti ... read more