Why does a motorcycle stall when it encounters water?

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Motorcycle stalling when encountering water can be attributed to the following reasons: Engine overheating: Excessive temperature leads to poor lubrication, causing the piston and cylinder to seize, which can also result in stalling. The signs before stalling include a gradual decrease in power followed by a sudden stop. After diagnosis, the first step is to check whether there is lubricating oil in the crankcase. If the oil level is low or absent, inspect the oil pan or drain plug for leaks. Once the issue is identified and resolved, refill with the specified lubricating oil. If the problem is not due to oil leakage, check whether the lubricating oil is excessively depleted and replenish or replace it promptly. Fuel supply failure: In this case, you may feel a gradual loss of power before the motorcycle stalls and eventually stops on its own. Assuming the fuel tank has fuel, check whether the carburetor contains fuel. If there is no fuel, it indicates a blockage in the fuel line from the tank to the carburetor, which should be cleaned and unclogged.