Why Can't a Scooter Accelerate Properly?
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Motorcycle engine unable to accelerate after warming up is primarily caused by an overly rich fuel-air mixture. The main reasons include a clogged air filter, improper use or malfunction of the carburetor choke, incorrect adjustment of the carburetor mixture screw, or dirty engine oil/poor oil quality. Below are detailed explanations about motorcycle carburetors: Introduction: A carburetor (carburetor) is a mechanical device that mixes a certain proportion of gasoline with air under the vacuum generated by the engine's operation. As a precision mechanical device, the carburetor utilizes the kinetic energy of the incoming airflow to atomize gasoline. Its critical role for the engine can be likened to the "heart" of the engine. A complete carburetor assembly should include starting device, idle device, medium load device, full load device, and acceleration device. Classification: Carburetors are divided into simple carburetors and complex carburetors. They can also be categorized as downdraft type and sidedraft type. Based on throttle valve design, carburetors can be further classified as rotary type and lift type.