What are the reasons for the inability to adjust motorcycle idle speed?
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The reason why the motorcycle idle speed cannot be adjusted is that the idle jet is partially blocked, resulting in a lean fuel supply at idle. Solutions for idle adjustment failure: The carburetor should be cleaned; If the gasket or rubber ring connecting the carburetor and the engine intake pipe is damaged, air leakage will occur, allowing additional air to enter the engine, causing a lean fuel supply at idle and resulting in unstable idle speed. Replace the connecting gasket or rubber ring. If the connecting bolts between the carburetor and the engine intake pipe are loose, air leakage will also occur. Tighten them to resolve the issue. Precautions for idle speed adjustment: Adjust the throttle adjustment screw and idle adjustment screw. If the idle speed cannot be adjusted, it indicates a carburetor malfunction. Remove the carburetor, use a 0.2mm wire to clear all holes, and blow out all channels and jets with a high-pressure gun. If there is still no idle speed, check whether the intake manifold bolts are tightened; if loose, tighten them. If there is still no idle speed, it means the fuel level in the carburetor float chamber is too low and should be adjusted. If the above methods do not work, check whether the cylinder pressure is appropriate (greater than 600 kPa), and inspect all sealing parts in sequence, such as valves, pistons, etc., and resolve any issues. Generally, the idle speed is pre-adjusted when the motorcycle leaves the factory. If idle speed problems occur, first follow the manufacturer's instructions for repeated debugging.
