Why does the GSX250 make loud shifting impact noises?
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This phenomenon should be the shifting impact of the transmission, which is present in all automatic vehicles. If the impact is slight, it is considered normal, as it is the internal shifting impact of the transmission. If the shifting impact is excessive, the primary checks should be the transmission fluid level and quality. Low transmission fluid levels or abnormal oil pressure can cause this issue. Additionally, check if the shift solenoid valve is stuck. Below is an introduction to the Suzuki GSX250: 1. Configuration: The Haojue Suzuki GSX250 is equipped with a parallel twin-cylinder water-cooled engine with a displacement of 248CC, two valves per cylinder, a maximum power of 18.4KW at 8000 RPM, and a maximum torque of 23.4NM. The front tire specification is 110/80-17M/C57H, and the rear is 140/70-17M/C66H. The fuel tank capacity is 15L, meeting emission standards. In the product line of the Japanese Suzuki motorcycle brand, this model has always been a high-end flagship road bike, representing the highest technical level of Suzuki motorcycles. 2. Appearance: The overall design continues the heritage of a supercar, with smooth and flowing car lines. The full and rounded curves outline a uniquely charming and dashing style. Additionally, this model features a full LCD display, which provides high visibility when riding the motorcycle, ensuring maximum driving safety. The streamlined body also reduces wind resistance during travel.
