What Causes a Motorcycle to Stall When Releasing the Throttle at Idle?
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The reasons why a motorcycle stalls when releasing the throttle at idle are as follows: 1. Unstable idle speed: Stalling upon releasing the throttle indicates unstable or excessively low idle speed. If it's too low, adjusting it may solve the issue. 2. Carburetor blockage: If the vehicle hasn't been started for a long time, gasoline can form gum deposits that clog the carburetor's inner walls and jets. Discard the old gasoline and refuel to test. 3. Weather factors: In cold weather, the temperature of gasoline drops significantly, making it harder to vaporize in the chilly carburetor, resulting in a fuel mixture that contains too little gasoline. 4. Carburetor issues: If the motorcycle stalls when accelerating, it may be due to gasoline leakage in the carburetor.