Bajaj CT 100 mileage check up /air scrow adjustment setting

Introduction

This tutorial guides you through checking the mileage of the Bajaj CT 100 and adjusting the air screw for optimal performance. Understanding these processes can enhance your motorcycle's efficiency and prolong its lifespan.

Step 1: Preparing for the Mileage Check

• Gather Tools: You will need a measuring container to check fuel consumption, a notepad for recording data, and a calculator.
• Initial Setup:
  • Fill the tank of your Bajaj CT 100 to a full level.
  • Reset or note the trip meter to track mileage accurately.

Step 2: Performing the Mileage Test

• Ride the Motorcycle:
  • Take a standard ride under normal conditions, ensuring you cover various terrains.
  • Maintain a consistent speed to get an accurate reading.
• Record Distance:
  • After riding for a specified distance (e.g., 100 km), return to your starting point.
  • Note the amount of fuel consumed during this ride by filling the tank again.

Step 3: Calculating Mileage

• Calculate Mileage:
  • Use the following formula to calculate mileage:

    Mileage (km/l) = Distance Traveled (km) / Fuel Consumed (liters)
    

  • Example: If you traveled 100 km and consumed 2 liters of fuel, your mileage would be:

    Mileage = 100 km / 2 liters = 50 km/l
    

Step 4: Air Screw Adjustment

• Locate the Air Screw:

  • Find the air screw on the carburetor of your Bajaj CT 100. It is usually a small screw located near the throttle.

• Make Adjustments:

  • Use a screwdriver to turn the air screw.
  • Turn it clockwise to reduce air intake or counterclockwise to increase it.
  • Make small adjustments (quarter turns) and test ride the motorcycle after each adjustment.

• Check Engine Performance:

  • Listen for engine smoothness and responsiveness.
  • If the engine runs too rich (excess fuel), you may need to reduce air intake.
  • If it runs too lean (excess air), increase the intake.

Conclusion

By following these steps, you can efficiently check the mileage of your Bajaj CT 100 and adjust the air screw for better performance. Regular maintenance and adjustments can lead to improved fuel efficiency and a smoother ride. For any further questions, consider reaching out via the provided contact methods in the video description.