How to fix a motorbike that is hard to start in winter

The main way to fix a car that won't start in winter is to adjust the carburetor. Adjusting the carburetor's air-fuel ratio will increase the amount of fuel injected into the carburetor, making it easier to start the car in cold weather.

This is because when the temperature drops, the fuel's ability to evaporate also decreases. This phenomenon causes the mixture in the carburetor to not ensure the ratio, leading to a lack of gasoline, making the vehicle more difficult to start. In this case, if you keep trying to start the vehicle, it can also affect the ignition system (spark plug) of the motorbike.

The main way to overcome these inconveniences is to readjust the carburetor. When adjusting the carburetor's air-fuel ratio, increasing the proportion of fuel injected into the carburetor will help the car start more easily in cold weather. This adjustment requires people who have knowledge of the carburetor. In addition, after readjusting the carburetor, it is also necessary to clean and clean the spark plugs so that the car can operate most effectively.

Pulling the throttle is a common measure to help the car start easier in cold weather.

The following tips will help readers' cars start easier in cold weather:

Pulling the air lever helps less air enter the combustion chamber and increases the ratio of gasoline into the combustion chamber, making the car easier to start.

Use the starter lever (FI vehicles usually do not have this part) to start the vehicle.

For scooters, you should turn the throttle a few times before starting. This will help the mixture of gasoline and air fill the pipe leading to the combustion chamber.

Another thing to note is that you should start the car without load for 3-5 minutes before rolling because cold weather also causes the engine oil to solidify. When the car is idling for a while, the oil will heat up and move to the parts that need lubrication such as cylinders and pistons, preventing damage to the above parts.

According to VNN