Troubleshooting > Failures par brand > SUZUKI > My SUZUKI 50 motorcycle does not go up in the towers
Your mà © caboîte 50cc SUZUKI does not go up in the towers? This can be due to several issues. It is possible that your machine does not go up in the towers when you are riding, but also when you accelerate into neutral. In most cases this is a problem carburetion, intake problem. Indeed, if your carburetor does not let in enough gasoline, it can prevent your machine from going up in the revs. It may also be a problem with ignition, or with CDI or with the oil filter.
If you find that your SUZUKI boxed 50 motorcycle is not going up in the revs, very often it is a problem related to the carburettor :
- You may be too rich in gasoline, there is not enough air coming in. In this case, try switching to a smaller nozzle (we recommend that you buy a multiple sprinkler kit, in order to be able to find the appropriate dimension).
- Your carburettor may not be adapted to the configuration of your machine (if you have changed exhaust par example). Try switching to a bigger carburetor (example: replace a 17.5 par a carb of 19).
In all cases, we advise you to carry out a carburetor adjustment. This operation is quite complex, do not hesitate to contact a professional of two wheels!
If despite all the carburetion checks your SUZUKI motorcycle still does not go up in the towers, here are several points to check:
- ignition may be faulty, or improperly seated. Take it down and check its correct position.
- CDI may be clamped (this is more often the case on recent models). Debridez-it or get yourself a new, more efficient model.
- There may be play in the crankshaft. Handling is complex, ask a professional or consult our tutorial to replace a crankshaft.
- The fuel filter may be dirty. Clean it or replace it.
- Candle et the antiparasite can sometimes malfunction. Check if there is spark at the candle (Unscrew the spark plug then let it touch a screw on the cylinder (be careful to hold it with pliers to avoid drawing current). Kick (or press the starter) to see if it there is spark in the candle). If that doesn't work, replace your spark plug and suppressor.