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what happens when you flood an engine
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Flooding an engine occurs when too much gasoline is poured into the combustion chamber, preventing the spark plugs from igniting the fuel-air mixture. This saturation can happen in carbureted or fuel-injected engines, often due to prolonged cranking or a malfunctioning fuel system. In such conditions, spark plugs can't generate a spark due to being wet with fuel, making the engine hard or impossible to start. To remedy this, allowing the engine to sit for a while can help evaporate excess gasoline. Alternatively, pressing the accelerator pedal to the floor while cranking may help in some vehicles by signaling the engine control unit to cut fuel flow (applicable to fuel-injected engines). However, frequent flooding can harm engine components and spark plugs, necessitating technical attention to underlying issues such as faulty injectors or sensors. Taking preventive measures and ensuring proper maintenance are key to avoiding engine flooding.
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