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what causes engine sputtering
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Engine sputtering typically indicates a problem with the fuel or ignition system. It may result from several issues including dirty or clogged fuel injectors, a failing fuel pump, a damaged fuel filter, or ignition system problems such as faulty spark plugs, bad plug wires, or a failing ignition coil. These issues disrupt the engine's ability to efficiently mix fuel with air and ignite the mixture. A sputtering engine often struggles with maintaining power, especially under load. Regular maintenance, such as replacing spark plugs, checking and replacing fuel filters, and ensuring the integrity of the fuel pump and injectors, can help prevent sputtering by maintaining optimal fuel and air mixture for combustion. Mechanics use diagnostic tools to pinpoint the exact cause, allowing for accurate repairs.
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