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This may help if removing ASSISTS does not resolve it: (these can get reset by Updates)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pEjEUbV_qw&ab_channel=JonathanBeckett
As beautiful and detailed as the DC-3 is, engine management is simplified somewhat. All you really have to do is keep the needles in the green ranges and the plane will fly. That's what the gauges are for! If there's one that's dipping down out of range, then that's going to be a big clue.
I guess it's possible you've set the mixture wrong, but that's hard to do since there are auto-high and auto-low settings. Just move the red levers until they click. High click for takeoff and landing, low click for cruise.
Still, my guess is the same as our friend ★Macman★: an Assist got turned on.
Then check optimal aircraft settings for flight conditions.