Fuel filter is clogged - fuel injectors are faulty or clogged - fuel pump is failing. Also: I have seen extreme examples of combusion chamber carbon build-up causing this problem as well.
1. You need to check and be sure that the cooling fans are working.2. Incorrect ignition timing can cause excessive heat especially underheavy load like when going uphill.3. lean fuel mixture may also cause overheating. make sure yourfuel filter is replaced regularly as this may cause restriction in yourfuel system.
It depends... the object could be falling, going straight, going uphill or going downhill.
A Ford Ranger may die going uphill due to ignition problems. There could also be a problem with the fuel injection or fuel pump.
A drop in speed while going uphill is normal for most vehicles. If the speed is more than 20 mph slower than when first ascending the hill, there could still be a problem with the transmission or an oxygen sensor.
Possibley, the Clutch sensor, or the transmission is going.
I would check with the manufacturer the Battery may be getting weak or the motor is drawing more current. You are gfoing to have to take it in to have it cecked out Sorry
No the can go faster downhill or uphill
It requires extra power to go uphill, against the pull of gravity.
Could be a clogged catalytic converter, rotor cap is bad, fuel filter is clogged, fuel pump dying.
downshift
Needs new plugs and leads.
the tilting of the bike causes the floats in the carburator to rise wich cuts off the fuel intake