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msatheesh76 · 08-28-2010, 01:05 PM

As you got this problem immediately after a service, what is suggest is the service guys would have left some thing undone. Check Carburettor settings before you conclude to change your clutch spares.

Be sure about the Engine oil and its grade, they may effect your clutch set up, also check for the clutch lever play.

Once I met the same problem with my brothers P150, the service guys even could not trace it, finally another local mechanic found it. The guys forgot to tighten the screw from Carburettor to engine. He just tightened and adjusted the idling screws, the problem was just solved.

08-28-2010, 01:05 PM	#7 (permalink)
msatheesh76 Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Coimbatore Posts: 65	As you got this problem immediately after a service, what is suggest is the service guys would have left some thing undone. Check Carburettor settings before you conclude to change your clutch spares. Be sure about the Engine oil and its grade, they may effect your clutch set up, also check for the clutch lever play. Once I met the same problem with my brothers P150, the service guys even could not trace it, finally another local mechanic found it. The guys forgot to tighten the screw from Carburettor to engine. He just tightened and adjusted the idling screws, the problem was just solved. __________________ Tame the Road........ Last edited by msatheesh76; 08-28-2010 at 01:12 PM.