Why does the motorcycle keep stalling due to fuel supply issues?
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The reasons why a motorcycle keeps stalling due to insufficient fuel supply are as follows: Fuel system malfunction: Blocked fuel lines, poor carburetor fuel supply, etc., can cause the motorcycle to frequently stall during operation. Ignition system malfunction: Short circuits in the trigger coil, slight damage to the igniter, or leakage in the high-voltage coil can also lead to this issue. Engine malfunction: Too small valve clearance, worn valves, or insufficient engine lubrication can also cause the motorcycle to experience this problem. Additional information: Precautions: During normal operation, if the motorcycle suddenly cannot accelerate and the speed gradually decreases uniformly, followed by the engine stalling on its own, check if there is fuel in the carburetor when the fuel tank is confirmed to have 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.
My motorcycle used to have the same problem - it would always stall and fail to deliver fuel, which was incredibly frustrating. The most common cause is a clogged fuel line, where dirt gets stuck in the fuel pipe or carburetor, preventing fuel from reaching the engine. Also, if the spark plug is old or has too much carbon buildup, it won't ignite properly and will fail when you accelerate. A dirty fuel filter can also restrict fuel supply, and this issue is more likely to occur in cold weather when the fuel thickens. Low fuel levels in the tank or poor fuel quality can also cause this. So, I recommend regularly cleaning the fuel system and replacing the spark plug and filter. If that doesn't solve the problem, check if the fuel pump is faulty or if there's an issue with the electronic system. Take it to a professional repair shop immediately to ensure riding safety.
