My BYD F3 feels that the fuel consumption after cleaning the throttle is higher than before! What's going on here?

Many riders know that when the engine is running at high temperature, due to insufficient and incomplete combustion of gasoline, carbon deposits will be produced and attached to the throttle body, valve seat and piston top. Lead to power decline, increased wear, slow speed increase and other failures. Now the repairman has removed it, cleaned the carbon deposit on the throttle, increased the air intake, and the throttle opening and throttle response have become rapid. Although the speed is faster, the power is better than before. The greater the intake air volume, the greater the corresponding fuel demand. There are more requirements for combustible mixtures. So the fuel consumption will be slightly larger than before. This is the theory. In fact, fuel consumption should be felt and measured by yourself. Suggest a computer match. Because the throttle opening and fuel injection are controlled by the engine computer. After cleaning, the corresponding settings have changed. Resetting the settings can solve the fault. I hope my answer can help you.