What Causes Slow Fuel Flow in a Motorcycle Tank?
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Slow fuel flow in a motorcycle is due to component blockages. Clogged air filter and carburetor: A blocked air filter reduces airflow, causing delayed carburetor operation and issues with the automatic adjustment of the plunger, leading to slow fuel flow. Excessive gasoline impurities: Impurities from gasoline evaporation affect the normal operation of the plunger and jet. Additionally, prolonged riding may damage the cylinder gasket, causing air leaks and insufficient cylinder pressure. Poor-quality gasoline also results in low cleanliness, directly impacting engine performance, reducing efficiency, and making it difficult to meet technical power requirements.