| CHECK | OBSERVATION | CAUSES | REMEDIES |
- Crank the engine several times. How is the Cranking pressure
| Kick starter Pedal moves freely. | 1. Clutch Slippage- No Clutch Cable Free Play
- Stuck Clutch Cable
- Weak Clutch Springs
- Worn out clutch plates
| - Adjust clutch Cable Play
- Clean and Free the Cable
- Change the Clutch Springs
- Replace the clutch plates
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| | 2. Compression weak:- Loose spark plug
- Tight Tappet adjustments
- Blown cylinder head gasket
- Leaky valves
- Worn out/scored cylinder
- worn out piston rings
- Jammed piston rings
- Glazed cylinder
- Leaky decompressor.
- Loose cylinder head nuts.
| - Tighten the spark plug
- Adjust the tappets correctly
- Change the gasket
- Lap the valves
- Re-bore to next oversize
- Replace piston rings
- clean and fit
- Re-bore the cylinder to next o.s
- Check and change the gaskets
- Lap the de-compressor valve.
- Tighten the nuts
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| | 3. Kick starter Pawl Slipping | Change the Pawl / spring |
- Remove the fuel hose from the carburetor. Turn the fuel tap to ON/Reserve. Does fuel flow to the Carburetor
| No, It Does Not | - No Fuel in the Tank
- Blocked fuel tank cap vent
- Chocked fuel tap
| - Fill Up the Tank
- Clear the vent
- Clean fuel tap
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| Yes, It Flows | | |
- Check Fuel, How is it ?
| It is stale, gives an offensive odor | - Vehicle Not used for long periods
| - Clean Petrol Tank and Carburetor and fill the tank with Fresh petrol.
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| - Kerosene or Diesel in Petrol
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- Switch 'ON' ignition and crank engine. Does the amp meter needle deflect ?
| - No, it doesn't
| - Kill switch circuit open.
- Defective ignition switch
- Snapped battery connection
- Snapped LT lead.
- CB Points not closing.
- Open Primary circuits.
- Fully discharged battery.
| - Check and correct
- Replace the ignition switch
- Check and correct
- Check and correct
- Adjust the points
- Check and correct
- Charge the battery
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- Yes, It always remains in discharged position.
| - Shorted kill switch
- Shorted ignition switch
- C.B Points not opening
- Shorting at CB Points
| - Replace the kill switch
- Replace ignition switch
- Adjust CB Points
- Check and correct
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- It is OK
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- Remove spark plug. Cover the spark plug hole with thumb. Crank engine several times. How is the petrol smell ?. Is there petrol stain on the thumb ?
| - No Petrol smell. No fresh petrol stain on the thumb.
| - Stuck Open slide valve, less petrol flow to the bowl
- Blocked carburetor fuel inlet
- Stuck closed float needle.
- Float height too high.
- Blocked pilot jet/pilot discharge orifice.
- Warped inlet flange.
- Loose inlet fasteners.
| - Free the slide valves.
- Clean the passage
- Clean and free float needle.
- Adjust float height.
- Clear the jet/discharge orifice.
- Face the flange.
- Tighten fastners.
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Heavy petrol smell. Petrol wets thumb.
| Too rich air petrol mixture from carburetor:- Dirt on float needle seat
- Damaged float needle valve
- Punctured float assembly.
- Float height adjusted too low.
- Loose/Worn out Pilot Jet.
- Blocked Pilot Jet bleed holes.
- Stuck open choke.
- Choke on hot engine.
- Air screw too far in.
| - Clean the needle seat.
- Replace the needle valve.
- Repair / Replace the float.
- Adjust float to right height.
- Tighten / Replace Pilot Jet.
- Clean the jet bleed holes.
- Check, clean and fit the choke.
- Pull choke to 'off' position.
- Adjust the Air Screw.
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- Too much oil on the thumb.
| For causes and remedies refer to high lub oil consumption section. |
- It is normal
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- Clean spark plug electrode tips. Set gap. Connect it to HT lead. Earth its body. Turn ignition switch 'ON'. Ensure 'Kill' switch is in 'RUN' Position. Crank the engine. How is the spark?
| - No Spark
| - Defective spark plug.
- Defective plug cap.
- Open primary circuit.
- Defective H.T Coil
| - Change the plug.
- Change the cap.
- Check and correct.
- Change the H.T. Coil
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- Red/Yellow Spark
| - Defective H.T. lead
- Excessive electrode Gap.
- Loose Connections.
- Dirty, pitted CB Points.
- Discharged battery.
- Defective H.T. coil.
| - Replace the H.T. lead.
- Adjust the gap.
- Tighten all connections.
- Clean and adjust C.B Points.
- Re-charge the battery.
- Charge H.T. coil.
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- Side spark or intermittent spark
| - Cracked spark plus insulator.
- Loose connections.
- Fouled spark plug.
- Cracked H.T. lead
| - Change the spark plug.
- Tighten connections.
- Clean and adjust the gap.
- Change the HT lead.
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- Light blue solid spark
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- Is the spark plug of right specification?
| No | | - Replace with right spark plug
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| Yes | | |
- Is the ignition timing correct?
| No | - Too far advanced/retarded ignition timing.
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| Yes it is correct. | | |
Then Now engine should start easily. :-)
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