When you are on a trip and your motorbike suddenly stops, you might be confused. But what if the motorbike suddenly stops when there is enough petrol?? Then what is the cause?? It turns out there are several reasons why the motorbike stops, such as running out of petrol. The following is some information that has been quoted by Otodiva.com from suzuki.co.id, Maybe this is the cause other than running out of fuel. Come on, let's see!
1. Out of fuel
This is a common cause of motorbikes breaking down suddenly. Maybe it's because your motorcycle's fuel gauge isn't working anymore or it's too busy, so you forget to fill your gas. Fuel is the main requirement for your motorbike to run perfectly. When this happens, it is certain that the vehicle will not be able to run, because motor vehicle engines work because of fuel in the form of gasoline or SLF.
Because when the motorbike has no fuel reserves, then the flow to the combustion chamber also stops. This causes the engine to not be able to carry out the ignition that makes the engine start and run.
2. Gasoline Tap Closed
When your gas tank is still full but suddenly you experience a breakdown on the road, guess what the cause is? A closed fuel valve to the carburetor could be one of the causes. The closing of the petrol tap could be due to a blockage due to dirt or possibly on purpose.
The petrol line valve functions to channel fuel to the carburetor. When this channel is closed, then the petrol will not be able to flow and the engine will automatically not be able to start. This tap can be accidentally closed if the vehicle will not be used for a long time.
3. Problem spark plugs
Another cause of motorbike breakdowns is motorbike spark plugs. The spark plug functions as an ignition device that will produce a spark so that it will produce combustion from a mixture of fuel and air. The small explosion that occurs is what makes the engine start.
Problematic spark plug cables can occur because there is a blockage due to dirt so that the spark cannot reach the engine carburetor. Other causes can also occur due to dirty spark plug heads, Spark plugs that have been damaged so they can no longer produce sparks, and improper installation of spark plugs.
4. Engine Overheating (Overheat)
This can happen if the motorbike is used on a long journey, causing the engine to continue running without stopping. This can cause the engine to overheat or overheat.
Continuous use of motorized vehicles without taking a break will cause hot temperatures due to the combustion system that occurs or due to piston friction. This results in the lubricant being unable to reduce the existing heat and causing the piston to expand and eventually jam.
5. Engine Oil Runs Out
Oil is a very important part of motorized vehicles, because it is needed as a sealing material between vehicle components. Besides that, Oil is also needed to reduce friction between components which causes heat to build up.
Ran out of oil, This will automatically cause the friction that occurs on vehicle components to become greater, and the heat generated is also increasing. Running out of oil can cause the engine to overheat and as a result the vehicle will break down.
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