- Electrical issue:
- Wiring problem such as a loose connection or damaged wire
- Faulty ignition system component, such as a bad spark plug or ignition coil
- Malfunctioning electrical sensor that provides feedback to the engine control unit
- Fuel issue:
- Low fuel pressure
- Clogged fuel filter
- Mechanical issue:
- Worn out or damaged engine components such as pistons, rings, bearings
- Insufficient oil pressure
- Faulty transmission components
- Clutch issues (for manual transmission vehicles)
- Overheating issue:
- Cooling system problem such as a faulty thermostat, water pump, radiator leak
- Blocked radiator core preventing adequate airflow
- Engine control unit (ECU) issue:
- Malfunction of the ECU
*Note that diagnosing the exact cause of such an issue requires thorough inspection by a qualified mechanic, as multiple factors could be at play.*
