Symptoms and Causes of Motorcycle Misfire

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DelLucille
07/29/25 2:09pm
Motorcycle misfire symptoms primarily include blue smoke from the exhaust pipe, lack of power, and a noticeable decrease in engine oil level. When the spark plug is removed, its head appears wet with excessive carbon deposits, leading to spark plug flooding and abnormal engine vibration. If these symptoms are observed, it is recommended to immediately shut off the engine to prevent secondary damage and promptly take the motorcycle to a repair shop for an overhaul. Below are the causes of motorcycle misfire: 1. Spark plug damage: If damaged, it cannot ignite, preventing the cylinder from burning and resulting in a misfire; 2. Fuel injector damage: Failure to inject fuel or poor fuel atomization can also lead to improper combustion, causing a misfire.
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