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Anonymous Posted on May 13, 2010

What are the signs of a gy6 engine chineese version overheating?

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Hi,

This product poses a risk of fire because there is a potential for battery overheating caused by a high resistance connection. Overheating may cause damage to the battery packs and possibly the scooter, which could result in a potential fire hazard.

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How do you know that the engine is hot or overheated?

Warning Signs that Your Engine is Overheating
  1. Hot Hood. When the engine is running, you can expect the hood to emit heat and feel warm to the touch. ...
  2. Temperature Gauge or Light. ...
  3. Ticking Noise. ...
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https://www.bowersautomotive.net/warning-signs-engine-overheating/
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Oil filter screen cap 10-20 Nm
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http://www.fixkick.com/overheating.html#SIGNS

why not consider all signs. and let the evidence prove the puddn
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engine pings
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