ByZaroxlp
Hello, I was riding my Sachs ZZ 125 yesterday, and then it died while I was riding and wouldn't start again. It would start every now and then, but then died again after about 10 seconds. It has 9,000 km on it. I tried a new spark plug today and cleaned the carburetor, but nothing worked. I hope someone can help me; I don't know much about engines, etc.
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Is there a spark? It looks more like fuel deficiency or overgreases. (If she has a choke, look for this …)
Yeah, she jumps sometimes, but then goes out after a few seconds. She has a choke, I have to do it every time I start. What does that mean? I also thought fuel shortage, probably the engine gets too little fuel what could it be?
Then something’s wrong. The choke is needed only with a cold engine to grease the vegetables. And then not only for starting, but also for the cold engine to continue.
The choke adds the mixture to start with more petrol. This can also lead to overgreasing, as a result of which the engine starts, especially when it or the environment is too warm.
You cleaned the carburetor, so I assume that the nozzle is not blocked. Right? Is the float standing right?
everything’s done. Runs again 🙂
I mean that I need to use the choke on every cold start
is the tank possibly inside rusted or otherwise contaminated?
can be fuel deficiency – filter transferred? … or too little sprit in the tank because the tank clock hangs?
I have to look for the filter, tank is definitely full
By the way, everything 🙂
And, what was the cause?
and what was it about?
was the carburetor