Engine Tips: Many times the engine of the motorcycle seizes and then you have to spend a lot of money to get it repaired. Due to this, the performance of the bike is affected. Today we are going to tell you about those mistakes that are responsible for the engine seizing.

Lack of or poor engine oil: Engine oil lubricates engine parts and keeps them cool. If there is not enough oil in the engine or if the oil has deteriorated, this can cause engine parts to wear against each other and seize.

Overheating: If the engine overheats, it may seize. There are many reasons why an engine may overheat, such as inadequate cooling, a clogged air filter, or the use of the wrong fuel.

Lack of coolant or bad coolant:  Coolant helps keep the engine cool. If the engine does not have enough coolant or if the coolant has deteriorated, it can cause the engine to overheat and seize.

Using the wrong fuel: If you use the wrong fuel on your motorcycle, it may damage the engine and cause it to seize.

Mechanical problems in the engine:  In some cases, the engine may have mechanical problems, such as a broken piston or rings, which can cause the engine to seize.

What you can do to prevent your motorcycle engine from seizing:

Check your engine oil level and condition regularly.

Use the manufacturer's recommended coolant for your motorcycle.

Clean or replace your air filter regularly.

Avoid overheating your motorcycle.

Have your motorcycle serviced regularly?

If your motorcycle engine seizes, you should take it to a qualified mechanic immediately. Regular maintenance and careful driving are important to prevent the engine from seizing.