What are the reasons why a scooter motorcycle has electricity but won't start?
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The reasons why a scooter motorcycle has electricity but won't start are as follows: Fuel system failure: Mainly caused by fuel switch (no fuel flow), fuel filter (clogged), carburetor (no fuel flow or overly rich mixture), or bent fuel pipe. Electrical circuit failure: Short circuit in the entire electrical system (e.g., ignition switch, high-voltage coil, ignition unit, or magneto failure), or open circuit caused by loose wiring harness connectors. Air pressure failure: Insufficient cylinder compression, improper air intake resistance of the air filter element, or engine intake/exhaust faults, etc. Wiring failure: If there are issues with some of the scooter motorcycle's wiring, it can also cause the motorcycle to fail to start. First, check if it's a wiring problem and look for any short circuits or loose connections. If the issue is due to wiring, friends with some repair knowledge can easily fix it, avoiding the expense of a repair shop.