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Suzuki PE175 - ENGINE WILL NOT START; CLUTCH SLIPPAGE; ENGINE OVERHEATS; BAD RUNNING STABILITY

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TROUBLESHOOTING
There
can
be
various
causes
for
problems
which
might
occur
on
the
motorcycle.
The
following
procedures
may
be
used
to
troubleshoot
possible
trouble
spots.
ENGINE
WILL
NOT
START
FUEL
SYSTEM
1.
Check
that
the
there
is
sufficient
gasoline
in
the
fuel
tank.
2.
Make
sure
the
fuelcock
lever
and
fuel
tank
breather
hose.
are
not
clogged.
SPARK
PLUG
1.
Check
that
the
spark
plug
gap
has
not
been
bridged
and
short
circuited
by
carbon,
Check
that
the
plug
is
not
fouled
with
wet
gasoline
or
oil.
.
Clean
the
spark
plug
gap and
lay
the
connected
spark
plug
against
the
cylinder
head.
Kick
over
the
engine
and
see
if
a
spark
is
produced.
If
not,
replace
the
spark
plug
of
check your
ignition
system.
To
check
the
ignition
system,
remove
the
spark
plug
cap
“rom
the
high
tension
wire
and
hold
it
about
7
mm
(0.28
in.)
from
the
cylinder
head
(ground).
Kick
the
engine
over
and
see
if
a
spark
jumps
this
gap.
If
so,
the
system
is
functioning
and
the
problem
is
probably
in
the
spark
plug
cap.
If
this
does
not
produce
a
spark,
have
your
SUZUKI
dealer
check
your
ignition
system.
2.
3.
>
=
CLUTCH
SLIPPAGE
`
1.
If
there
is
not
clutch
lever
play,
adjust
the
cable
adjuster
for
2
—
3
mm
(0.08
—
0.12
in.)
play.
2.
The
clutch
will
also
slip
if
the
plates
are
worn
or
the
springs
have
weakened.
|f
so,
these
items
must
be
re-
placed.
EXCESSIVE
ENGINE
VIBRATION
1.
Loose
engine
mounting
bolt.
2.
Crack
in
the
frame.
ENGINE
OVERHEATS
1.
Carburetion
is
lean
caused
by
the
carburetor
setting
{main
jet
selection)
not
being
suitable
for
running
con
ditions
and
weather.
2.
Carbon
has
collected
on
the
combusion
chamber,
piston
crown,
cylinder
exhaust
port
and
expansion
chamber.
3.
The
saprk
plug
has
too
hot
a
heat
range.
BAD
RUNNING
STABILITY
1.
Improper
fromt
or
rear
tire
pressure.
2.
Improper
front
or
rear
wheel
alignment,
3.
Improperly
tightened
front
axle
nut
or
steering
stem
lock
nut.
ENGINE
WILL
NOT
REV
UP
OR
WILL
NOT
RUN
SMOOTHLY
1.
The
carburetor
choke
knob
is
not
fully
returned.
2.
Too
rich
carburetion.
3.
Clogged
air
cleaner
element.
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