What Causes a Scooter to Fail to Start in Winter?
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The reasons why a scooter fails to start in winter include fuel system failure, electrical circuit failure, etc. Specific explanations are as follows: Fuel System Failure: Mainly caused by issues such as the fuel switch (not delivering fuel), fuel filter (blockage), carburetor (not supplying fuel or having an overly rich mixture), or bent fuel lines. Electrical Circuit Failure: Short circuits in the vehicle's electrical components (e.g., ignition switch, ignition coil, ignition module, and magneto failure) or open circuits caused by loose wiring harness connectors. Air Pressure Failure: Insufficient cylinder compression, improper air intake resistance of the air filter element, or engine intake and exhaust faults, etc. No Fuel in the Scooter: Before starting, check whether the motorcycle's fuel switch is open and whether there is gasoline in the fuel tank.