The Suzuki Access 125 scooter typically requires a specific amount of engine oil for optimal performance and lubrication.
Putting an excessive amount of engine oil, such as 900 ml, in a scooter designed for a lower capacity can have negative effects on the engine and its performance. Here are a few potential consequences:
Increased oil pressure: The excess oil may lead to increased oil pressure, which can strain the seals, gaskets, and other engine components designed to operate within specific tolerances. This can cause leaks, reduced efficiency, and potential engine damage.
Foaming and aeration: Excess oil can cause foaming and aeration within the oil system. Air bubbles mixed with oil can compromise its lubricating properties and reduce its ability to protect the engine's moving parts, potentially leading to increased wear and reduced performance.
Overheating: The excess oil can impede proper heat dissipation within the engine, resulting in increased operating temperatures. Higher temperatures can cause accelerated wear on engine components, reduced efficiency, and potentially lead to engine overheating.
To avoid these issues, it is important to follow the manufacturer's guidelines and recommendations regarding the proper oil capacity for your specific scooter model. If you have accidentally overfilled the oil, it is advisable to drain and replace the excess oil with the correct amount specified by the manufacturer.
For accurate and specific information related to the oil capacity and maintenance procedures for your Suzuki Access 125 scooter, I recommend consulting the owner's manual or reaching out to an authorized Suzuki service center.