EasyTalker

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Bike එක 60ට වඩා යන්නේ නැහැ. ක්ලච් ප්ලේට් එකයි ප්‍රෙෂර් ප්ලේට් එකයි දෙකම මාරු කළා, ඒත් හරි ගියේ නැහැ. මොකද්ද හේතුව?
 

SHEHAN_GIWANTHA

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    Common Causes and What to Check
      • Clogged Air Filter: A dirty or blocked air filter starves the engine of the oxygen it needs to build power at higher RPMs.
      • Fuel Delivery Issues: A blocked fuel filter, a dirty carburetor, or a clogged fuel injector prevents enough gasoline from reaching the combustion chamber under heavy acceleration.
      • Worn Spark Plug: A weak or fouled spark plug fails to ignite the fuel efficiently, causing the engine to lose power when you demand more speed.
      • Dragging Brakes: A stuck brake caliper on a disc brake or tight brake shoes create constant friction, acting like an invisible anchor that limits your top speed.
      • Slipping Clutch: Worn clutch plates fail to transfer engine power fully to the rear wheel, causing the engine revs to rise without a real increase in speed.
      • Chain and Sprockets: A very loose, dry, or worn drive chain wastes power instead of transferring it smoothly to the wheel.