What Causes the Buzzing Resonance When Pressing the Throttle at Low Speed?
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Reasons for buzzing resonance when pressing the throttle at low speed: 1. Insufficient oil lubrication: The engine oil has not fully lubricated all parts of the engine. It takes some time for new oil to evenly lubricate all components. 2. Severe wear: This can lead to poor filtration, with the most common cause being a dirty air filter. 3. Large gaps and poor sealing: The engine condition may deteriorate, and abnormal situations may occur. It is recommended to have it checked at a repair shop. Precautions when pressing the throttle: 1. When testing the throttle: Ensure the vehicle is in the off state. 2. When the right foot is not pressing the throttle: It must be placed on the brake pedal to avoid mistakenly pressing the throttle instead of the brake in an emergency. 3. Do not press the throttle and clutch simultaneously: This will increase machine wear and is also not conducive to gear shifting.