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How to Adjust the Carburetor Air-Fuel Mixture to Optimal on a Scooter?

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ReedLee
07/29/25 5:45pm
To adjust the carburetor air-fuel mixture to optimal on a scooter, turn the mixture screw clockwise until it bottoms out, then turn it counterclockwise by one and a half turns. Below is relevant information about carburetors: Definition: A carburetor is a mechanical device that mixes a certain proportion of gasoline with air under the vacuum generated by the engine's operation. Working Principle: A carburetor is essentially a tube with an adjustable plate called a throttle valve in the middle, which controls the airflow through the tube. There is a constricted section in the tube known as a venturi, where a vacuum is created. This constricted section has a hole through which fuel is drawn into the airstream by the vacuum.
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Here are the reasons why a car makes a buzzing sound when accelerating: 1. Severe carbon buildup in the engine. 2. The air filter is clogged or not functioning properly. 3. The engine oil used is not pure enough. 4. The spark plugs are worn out. 5. There is a fault in the cylinder. If the buzzing noise mainly comes from the engine when accelerating, the primary causes are: 1. The vehicle has just started, and the engine oil hasn't fully lubricated all internal components, leading to the noise. This sound usually disappears after the car runs for a while. 2. If the noise persists after the vehicle has been running for some time, it may indicate severe internal wear in the engine. 3. The engine has been used for too long without cleaning, resulting in increased carbon buildup. In this case, it is recommended to thoroughly clean the engine as soon as possible.
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Why does the car wiper become blurry for a few seconds and then clear again?

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What Causes the Clicking and Shaking During Hard Braking?

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