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universal motorcycle fuel level gauge checking
The fuel gauge of a motorcycle is an essential inspection during riding. The fuel gauge is usually located in the upper right corner of the dashboard, and it is used to display the amount of fuel in the motorcycle. During the riding process, we need to always pay attention to the indication of the fuel gauge, so as to refuel in time and avoid the situation that the motorcycle stalls or cannot be started. The positive fuel tank and the auxiliary fuel tank of the motorcycle are actually two fuel outlet pipes with different heights on the fuel tank switch. When there is a lot of gasoline in the fuel tank, turn the fuel tank switch to the positive fuel tank position. When the internal gasoline is reduced to be lower than the higher oil outlet pipe of the main fuel tank, then turn the fuel tank switch to the position of the auxiliary fuel tank, and then start to discharge oil from the lower oil pipe.
First, let's take a look at what the fuel gauge looks like. The oil gauge is usually a round or square indicator with two letters "E" and "F" marked on it, representing "Empty" and "Full" respectively, that is, the minimum oil quantity and maximum oil volume. Between the "E" and "F", there are usually other oil quantity scales to show how much oil is in.
So, how to read the fuel gauge correctly while riding? First of all, we need to know where the pointer of the oil gauge indicator is pointing. When the pointer points to "F", it means that the oil quantity is sufficient and you can ride with peace of mind. When the pointer points to "E", it means that the oil quantity is very low and needs to be refueled in time. When the pointer points to the scale below "E", it means that the oil quantity is very limited, you must refuel immediately, otherwise the motorcycle will not start. When refueling, we need to pay attention to some details. First of all, the engine should be turned off when refueling, and dangerous behaviors such as smoking or using mobile phones should be avoided. Secondly, the amount of refueling should be determined according to the pointer position of the oil gauge indicator. If the pointer points to near "F", only a small amount of oil needs to be added. If the pointer points to the scale below "E", you need to add enough oil to avoid problems during riding.
In short, the fuel gauge of a motorcycle is an indispensable inspection during riding. By correctly reading the pointer position of the fuel gauge indicator, we can refuel in time to avoid the situation that the motorcycle stalls or cannot be started.
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