To Next PageTo Next PageWhat causes poor braking on my Husqvarna Motorcycle?
Poor braking performance on your Husqvarna Motorcycle can be attributed to: * Air in the brake system (bleed the system). * Insufficient fluid in the tank (top up the fluid). * Worn brake pad and/or disc (replace these parts). * A damaged disc (replace the disc). * An improperly adjusted brake pedal (adjust the pedal). * Water in the brake system (change the fluid).
What causes a Husqvarna WRE 125 2011 Motorcycle engine to overheat?
Your Husqvarna Motorcycle engine may overheat due to: * A dirty combustion chamber and/or piston crown with carbon deposits (clean these parts). * Insufficient or wrong type of oil in the engine (top up or change the oil). * Obstructions blocking air flow on the radiator (clean the radiator). * A leaking cylinder head gasket (replace the gasket). * Clutch slippage (adjust the clutch). * Too much ignition delay (adjust the ignition).
What causes handlebar vibration on a Husqvarna Motorcycle?
Handlebar vibration on your Husqvarna Motorcycle can be caused by: * Bent fork legs (replace). * Bent front wheel axle (replace). * Warped chassis (replace). * Bent front wheel rim (replace). * Worn front wheel bearings (replace).
What causes damping to be too hard on a Husqvarna WRE 125 2011 Motorcycle?
If the damping feels too hard on your Husqvarna Motorcycle, it could be due to: * Too much oil in the fork legs (remove excess oil). * Fork oil viscosity being too high (replace the oil). * Overinflated tires (deflate the tires). * An improperly set rear shock absorber (adjust the shock absorber).
What causes damping to be too soft on a Husqvarna WRE 125 2011 Motorcycle?
If the damping is too soft on your Husqvarna Motorcycle, it could be due to: * Insufficient oil in fork legs (top up the oil). * Fork oil viscosity being too low (replace the oil). * A damping cartridge inside fork legs not working properly (replace the cartridge). * A weak rear shock absorber spring (replace the spring). * An improperly set rear shock absorber (adjust the shock absorber).
What causes clutch to be tight on Husqvarna WRE 125 2011?
A tight clutch on your Husqvarna Motorcycle could be caused by: * A clutch adjuster screw with exceeding clearance (adjust the screw). * Non-uniform spring load (replace the springs). * Bent clutch plates (replace the plates).
What causes spark plug electrodes to overheat on a Husqvarna WRE 125 2011 Motorcycle?
Overheating spark plug electrodes on your Husqvarna Motorcycle can be caused by: * A spark plug electrode gap that is too close (adjust the gap). * A heat rating that is too high (replace with recommended spark plug). * A mixture that is too lean (adjust the carburetor).
What causes a Husqvarna Motorcycle transmission to jump out of gear?
A Husqvarna Motorcycle transmission that jumps out of gear may be due to: * Worn sliding gear dogs (replace). * Worn gear grooves (replace). * Worn dog slots in gears (replace). * Worn selector shaft splines (replace). * Worn shifter fork shafts (replace). * Worn shifter forks (replace).
What to do if my Husqvarna WRE 125 2011 engine has low power?
If your Husqvarna Motorcycle engine has low power, several factors could be responsible: * A dirty air filter (clean the filter). * Poor fuel quality (replace the fuel). * A loose intake coupling (tighten the coupling). * A spark plug electrode gap that is too wide (adjust the gap). * Insufficient compression (check for the cause). * A carburetor main jet that is clogged or of the wrong size (clean or replace the jet). * Too much ignition advance (adjust the advance). * Deposits on the exhaust valve (clean the valve). * An exhaust valve wrongly installed (adjust the valve).
Why does my Husqvarna Motorcycle engine stall easily?
Your Husqvarna Motorcycle engine might stall easily due to: * A fouled spark plug (clean the spark plug). * A faulty electronic control unit (replace the unit). * Clogged carburetor jets (clean the jets). * A low idle setting (adjust the idle).
General| Brand | Husqvarna |
|---|---|
| Model | WRE 125 2011 |
| Category | Motorcycle |
| Language | English |
Crucial safety information, warnings, and cautions for motorcycle operation.
Guidelines and warnings for using the motorcycle's side stand.
Interpreting dashboard warnings and recommended actions for malfunctions.
Critical warnings and precautions for proper gear shifting.
Mandatory checks before operating the motorcycle.
Diagnosing and fixing problems with engine starting, power, and knocking.
Troubleshooting issues with the alternator and battery.
Resolving difficulties with gear shifting, clutch slip, and brake faults.
Detailed steps for starting a cold engine, including safety warnings.
Safety guidelines regarding engine exhaust fumes and ventilation.
Critical safety warning about kickback during starting and required footwear.
Steps for safely stopping the motorcycle and turning off the engine.
Using the kill switch to stop the engine in an emergency.
Critical warnings about proper brake usage and potential hazards.
Procedure for checking the engine oil level via the sight glass.
Checking and topping up the engine lubrication oil reservoir.
Important safety warning about touching hot engine oil.
Procedure for changing the transmission/gearbox oil.
Checking coolant level and safety warning about hot coolant.
Checking spark plug gap and condition for engine diagnosis.
Safety warnings regarding solvents and ventilation during air filter cleaning.
Warning about mushy brake levers and potential brake system defects.
Warning regarding the consequences of improper rear brake pedal free play.
Warning about shock absorber adjustment affecting handling and avoiding hot exhaust.
Safety warnings regarding chain lubricant and guide alignment.
Procedure for removing, inspecting, cleaning, and installing brake pads.
Critical warning about brake functionality after pad replacement.
Critical warnings regarding battery acid, charging ventilation, and handling.
