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what causes engine pinging
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Engine pinging, also known as "knock," typically arises when fuel ignites prematurely in a car's engine cylinders, causing a distinctive rattling noise. This premature ignition can be caused by several factors, including using fuel with an octane rating too low for the vehicle's requirements, engine overheating, or deposits from low-quality fuel building up on cylinder walls. Regular maintenance, using the correct octane fuel recommended by the manufacturer, and ensuring the cooling system functions properly can mitigate engine pinging. Ignoring pinging can lead to engine damage over time, making it crucial to address the issue promptly to maintain the vehicle's performance and lifespan.
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