Stuttering & four stroking
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How come the hot weather doesn't affect my p200
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How can I stop it doing it.
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I used the expression to mean the scoot was stuttering & running a bit erratically but it probably doesn't mean that. Sounds good though. Makes me sound like I know what I'm on about.
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Could be his engine is marginal in ideal conditions, so any change like the hot weather immediately makes a difference. Or it could well be worn carb components
4 stroking generally means its over rich and the engine sounds like its making 2 beats for each engine turn rather than 1, making it sound harsh and rough. It usually smooths out with more revs and in higher gears
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Exactly what the scoot is doing
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I might be being a thick but what does marginal in ideal conditions mean & how do I sort it. Cheers
Some years ago I built an Imola kitted scooter. In the Winter it flew along happily. But when hot Summer days arrived it would splutter in mid-range. I spent time changing the Atomiser and needle position (several times) until it just stopped spluttering in Summer. I found the next Winter, it still ran O/K.