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General| Brand | Coolster |
|---|---|
| Model | QG-214S |
| Category | Motorcycle |
| Language | English |
Reduce speed on corners, gradually increase after completing the turn.
Be cautious when passing parked vehicles due to potential visibility issues.
Check brake system after cleaning, as wet brakes may lose effectiveness.
Identify key parts of the dirt bike, including engine, wheels, and suspension.
Locate and understand the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) and engine serial number.
Learn how to operate the ignition switch for starting the engine.
Understand the vehicle's 4-speed shift system and its operation.
Details on how to use the front wheel brake handle for stopping.
How to operate the rear brake pedal located on the right side of the car.
Important note regarding the fuel cover's ventilation not being plugged.
Understanding the fuel valve's two locations for fuel supply to the carburetor.
How to use the choke for cold engine starting and its relation to the throttle.
Instructions for using the starter pedal to engage the engine and start riding.
Check brake operation, status, and performance at low speeds.
Inspect accelerator smoothness and chain tension/state.
Check tire pressure, wear, damage, and brake pedal operation.
Inspect all parts/fasteners and ensure sufficient fuel in the tank.
Ensure adequate fuel and avoid overfilling to prevent overflow.
Check oil level and select the correct oil type based on temperature.
Check and adjust tire pressure, inspect tires for wear and damage.
Detailed steps for starting a cold engine and preheating it for optimal performance.
How to start the engine when it is already warm, without needing choke.
Steps for shifting gears and accelerating smoothly.
Guidelines for the initial 0-1000 km break-in period for the engine.
Advice on where to park the vehicle, especially when the engine is hot.
Regular checks, cleaning, and replacement of engine oil and filters.
Maintenance for the air filter and carburetor, including cleaning and adjustments.
Inspect fuel pipe for damage and check/clean/replace spark plug.
Maintenance for tires, wheel bearings, and drive chain lubrication/tension.
Check all parts and fasteners for tightness and proper condition.
Table of torque specifications for various screws and fasteners.
Procedures for measuring oil level and replacing oil and oil filters.
Steps to adjust the idle speed of the carburetor to the standard 1500 RPM.
Regular checks, cleaning, and replacement of air filters as needed.
Procedure to adjust the throttle cable's free play to 2-5 mm.
Inspect spark plug condition, clearance, and torque specifications.
Check drive chain slack, which should be between 15-25 mm.
Steps to adjust drive chain tension using the rear brake adjuster and axle nut.
Proper procedure for lubricating the drive chain using spray lubricant.
Troubleshooting common reasons for hard starting, like fuel or spark plug problems.
Diagnosing and resolving problems related to spark plugs and the magneto.
Troubleshooting foot start, ignition, and other general device malfunctions.
Resolving issues when the engine cannot start or run, checking fuel and internal parts.
Diagnosing causes of reduced engine power, such as ignition timing or fuel mixture.
Troubleshooting heavy shaking due to suspension or wheel bearing problems.
Addressing instability from steering, tire pressure, frame, or axle issues.
Troubleshooting brake failure due to worn parts, broken cables, or excessive wheel space.
Guidelines for cleaning the vehicle's exterior, avoiding high-pressure water on sensitive parts.
Steps for preparing the vehicle for long-term storage, including fuel, battery, and lubrication.
Steps to follow after storage, including cleaning, refueling, and pre-ride inspection.
Step-by-step guide for assembling the dirt bike after unboxing.
Comprehensive list of specifications including dimensions, weight, engine, and electrical systems.
Diagram illustrating the electrical components and connections of the dirt bike.
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