What Are the Reasons for a Motorcycle Failing to Start?
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Motorcycle failing to start can be caused by a dead battery, spark plug issues, carburetor blockage, low idle speed, etc. Occasionally stalling and failing to start is a relatively common motorcycle issue. Reasons for a motorcycle failing to start: Dead battery: If the motorcycle fails to start two or three times in a row, avoid using the electric start as it is often due to a dead battery. Spark plug issues: Simply replace the spark plug. Sometimes, the spark plug may be flooded with fuel; check if the spark plug head is wet with fuel, as this can also prevent ignition. Carburetor blockage: Remove the carburetor from the motorcycle, take off the carburetor float chamber, and disassemble the main jet, idle jet, and float. Clean them and reassemble the carburetor. Low idle speed: Normally, in summer, the idle speed should be adjusted to one mark or slightly more on the tachometer. In winter, adjust it to between one and a half and two marks. Fuel system issues: A clogged fuel valve or a carburetor that hasn't been cleaned for a long time can cause the motorcycle to fail to start.