• Q. Why Yamaha Ray Z engine stop in drive?

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    JoySingh
    JoySingh | 6 years ago

    No one can give exact reason for that. May be you didnt change your oil for long time or there may be some misadjustment of carburetor.

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    Yo
    Yo | 6 years ago

    Not only Yamaha Ray, when every scooter engine gets over hot it stops while driving

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    Sai
    Sai | 6 years ago

    Have been facing a similar problem with my two year old scooter.

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