You're on your way to an appointment or to go home, all of a sudden, your motorbike began to stall. This is far from being an isolated case. This type of concern can affect any model and any brand of motorcycle. It deserves to check if internal problem is related to this malfunction. However, there is nothing to be alarmed about. You just need to find the source in order to fix this problem quickly. However, it will still take a little tweaking. Get the necessary equipment for this. In case you are not stuck in mechanical, you can always get help by calling on a specialist. However, there are some manipulations which can be easy and do not require special skills.
At times it can be really annoying to see your motorcycle stalling all the time for no apparent reason. It is normal to ask questions, could this damage the engine over time? Here are 6 tips that can help you.
What to do with a stalled motorcycle ?
Knowing that a motorcycle can stall in all situations (idling, with or without a starter…). You have to make some adjustments. Here are six points of the reasons that may explain why your motorcycle stalls.
My motorcycle stalls when I accelerate
When your motorcycle stalls when you accelerate, it can be from the connections between the carburetor and the cylinder head. It is therefore necessary to ensure that these are not damaged. Also check that the carburetor is correctly adjusted, on the richness of the mixture between water and air and on idle speed. Air intakes in the carburetor or cylinder can also cause this problem. Also remember to drain the carburetor and clean the air filter.
My motorcycle that cale hot
When the motorcycle stalls hot, it is imperative to look at the TPS potentiometer. The latter is a track which feeds on + and - on which the cursor takes tension. Also check the lambda probe, a part that shows a Greek symbol that is installed on the front of the muffler. Finally, see the side of the radiator. If it is faulty, it can cause the engine to overheat and this can cause the motorcycle to stall hot. Do not hesitate to replace it.
My motorcycle stalling Cold
If the motorcycle stalls when cold, the air filter must be checked. To extend its lifespan, it is advisable to clean it manually with a brush and rinse afterwards if it is clogged. At the same time, the fuel filter and the entire carburetor must be cleaned. Also check the condition of the battery and spark plugs. In the event that the problem persists, the entire starter and idle circuit will have to be revised.
My motorcycle stalls in slow motion
What could explain that your motorcycle stalls while slowing down is the state of your carburetor. Remember, its role is to supply the engine with the air and fuel mixture. It allows from adjustment screw to regulate this mixture. The rubber cap may clog the carburetor ports. In this case, it is necessary to carry out a small cleaning. But to effectively remove dirt, cleaning must be done by ultrasound.
My motorcycle stalls without a starter
If the motorcycle stalls without a starter, always check the condition of the spark plugs and clean the carburetor. A problem with the air supply may be the cause of this malfunction. Check whether there is an air intake somewhere. See also the presence of deposits in the tanks. Don't forget to check the pipe and the hose.
My motorcycle stalling with starter
In the event that the motorcycle stalls with the starter, there may not be enough air supply and gasoline may not arrive. Pour gasoline directly into the cylinder and try to start the motorcycle without a choke. If ever it stalls it is necessary to check the level of the carburetion. Therefore check the fuel filter and the air filter. Also make sure there is no air intake.
Some tips to overcome the problems of your motorcycle stalling
A motorcycle that stalls can happen in all possible situations. There are common points that deserve to be highlighted. It is necessary to ensure the maintenance of your motorcycle on a regular basis.
Remember to clean items exposed to dirt, such as the air filter, fuel filter, and radiator.
From time to time, check the parts that can wear out such as the spark plugs, the air filter. Remember to always set the correct carburetor setting, especially on idle speed and mixture richness.
