Shock absorber oil performance and usage
Motorcycle usage time and environmental temperature vary. Therefore, to adapt to various climatic conditions in different motorcycle operating regions, most shock absorbers absorb impact and vibration energy through the flow damping force of oil and convert it into heat dissipation. Therefore, the damping force is closely related to the viscosity of the oil, and the viscosity of the oil varies with temperature. The following technical requirements are put forward for shock absorber oil: (1) Shock absorber oil must have good anti-rust and anti-wear properties; (2) Shock absorber oil should have minimal vaporization loss within the entire operating range of the motorcycle (including high-speed, full-load, and overloaded driving), also known as low vaporization performance; (3) When shock absorber oil comes into contact with air, it must have oxidation resistance and oil-gas mixture stability, also known as good operating stability; (4) The pour point of shock absorber oil used in China must not be lower than -40℃. That is, when the temperature drops to 0℃~-40℃ in the severe winter, the oil should not lose its fluidity; (5) Because shock absorber oil containing impurities will quickly scratch the piston rod or cause damage to the oil seal edge during motorcycle driving, resulting in oil leakage. Therefore, the shock absorber oil must be kept absolutely clean; (6) Shock absorber oil must not only have good viscosity-temperature performance and a high viscosity index, but also a low freezing point. When the ambient temperature changes or the oil temperature changes with the extension of working time, the viscosity change of the oil should be very small. In summary, the viscosity of the shock absorber oil has a great impact on the performance of the shock absorber. If the oil is too viscous, the soft shock absorber will become hard, and if the oil is too thin, the hard shock absorber will become soft. To change the damping performance of the shock absorber, the grade of shock absorber oil can be changed, but the amount of oil added must not be arbitrarily increased or decreased.
Aug 05,2023
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Motorcycle fuel overconsumption
The engine's fuel consumption curve is hook-shaped, with the lowest fuel consumption in the medium speed range. Medium speed generally refers to 3000-4000 revolutions per minute. Below this speed, the reduced air-fuel mixture flow rate leads to uneven mixing and poor combustion, resulting in increased fuel consumption. Above this range, in order to fully utilize the engine's maximum power, the engine carburetor supplies a richer fuel mixture, also increasing fuel consumption. Based on this principle, keeping the speed within the medium speed range will inevitably save fuel. Check Direction Possible Cause Solution Usage Aspects 1. Frequent overloading Correct bad habits 2. Not driving at the economical speed Improve driving habits 3. Using incorrect fuel grade Use according to the manual 4. Fuel system leakage Repair the fuel system Engine Aspects 1. Mixture ratio is too rich Adjust the carburetor or clean the air filter 2. Insufficient engine power Repair according to insufficient power failure 3. Clutch slippage Repair according to clutch slippage Driving System 1. Excessive driving resistance Check tire pressure and repair bearings and brakes 2. Inappropriate gear ratio Adjust the appropriate final gear ratio
Jul 10,2023
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