What Are the Reasons for Difficult Starting of a Two-Stroke Gasoline Engine?
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The reasons for difficult starting of a two-stroke gasoline engine are: 1. Blockage in the fuel passage; 2. Poor heat dissipation, leading to fuel percolation in the carburetor; 3. Damaged spark plug or ignition coil. The correct method for starting a manual transmission vehicle is: 1. Fully depress the clutch; 2. Shift into first gear; 3. Turn on the left turn signal; 4. Honk the horn as a reminder; 5. Release the handbrake; 6. Gently lift the clutch with the left foot; 7. As the vehicle starts to move, keep the clutch steady with the left foot, avoiding any pressing or lifting to prevent stalling; 8. After holding steady for 3 seconds, slowly release the clutch while gently pressing the accelerator with the ball of the right foot, then slowly release the accelerator, fully depress the clutch, shift into second gear, and repeat the process to shift into third gear, ensuring a smooth start.