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Posted on Apr 28, 2010

Self start is not working

For last some time my pulsar 150's self start is not working. It has done just 14700 kms. What could be the possible problem and the solution?

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 02, 2009

SOURCE: my bujaj pulsar pulsar 150, 2002 made having noise

i think it need replacement. it might have worned out or the gas ( gas shocked absorber) / oil fluid leaked already.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Sep 14, 2011

SOURCE: I Have replaced my Pulsar

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Pulsar 150

Dear Pravin,

Always check for the oil level before you start for the first time during the day. If you can just shake the bike you'll know how thick or light the oil is. The more lighter, you'll have to change faster. Also check for color. Oil can be maroon/red/dark green/etc. depending on brand. If its really black, change it fast. Dont do top ups. Better drain the entire oil and fill fresh oil.

The oil also acts as a lubricant to the gearbox. If you feel gear shifting is becoming too slippery or too tough, check for the viscousity, as said earlier. Slipping gear shift can also be due to a loose chain. So check for that too.

By the time you finish 1500 kms or 2000kms, its better to change the oil.

It is better to use Castrol Power1 for Pulsar. It prevents overheating and also keeps the engine and gearbox smooth. It also maintains viscousity at high temperatures for better lubrication.

My experience:

I used to put servo and every 900-1000 kms i had to change oil. Now with Castrol, I change only between 1500-2000kms. I'm getting mileage between 50 and 55kms for a litre of unleaded petrol.

Hope this helps in solving your problem.

Have a nice time riding pulsar.

Always wear helmet and drive safely.
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