Practice question
What is the typical symptom of a motorcycle engine running with an excessively lean air-fuel mixture?
- Engine overheating, popping noises on deceleration (lean pop), and hesitation or flat spots during acceleration.
- Heavy black smoke from the exhaust, spark plug fouling, and engine bogging at high speed.
- Wet oil on the spark plug electrode and blue smoke from the exhaust.
- The clutch slipping under load and the transmission popping out of gear.
Answer: A — Engine overheating, popping noises on deceleration (lean pop), and hesitation or flat spots during acceleration.
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