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The Jonnez ES is a moped/minibike in the game My Summer Car. It is a versatile vehicle that can be used for shopping and running errands, and can be transported in another vehicle to be used as a backup. The Jonnez ES runs on two-stroke fuel, which can be purchased at Teimo's shop in 5-litre canisters.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| Fuel Type | Two-stroke fuel |
| Fuel Container | 5-litre canisters |
| Fuel Colour | Orange |
| Where to Buy | Teimo's shop |
| Filling Up | Open the gas tank, "sit" on Jonnez, pick 2-stroke |
| Fuel Tap Settings | ON, OFF, RESERVE |
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What You'll Learn
The Jonnez in 'My Summer Car' uses two-stroke fuel
The Jonnez in My Summer Car uses two-stroke fuel, which can be bought at Teimo's shop. This is the only place where fuel can be purchased in the game. The two-stroke fuel comes in 5-litre canisters, which must be bought from inside the store. The fuel pumps outside the shop are for gasoline, diesel, and fuel oil.
The Jonnez is a 1984 moped/minibike modelled after the Suzuki PV. It has a top speed of 91 km/h and four gears. The Jonnez ES is tuned with an 80cc cylinder kit, a 20mm carburettor, and an aftermarket air filter and exhaust. The name comes from the Finnish term "mopojonne", meaning a teenager who drives a moped and drinks energy drinks.
To refuel the Jonnez, you need to open the gas tank and fill it with two-stroke fuel. The fuel tap on the side of the bike has three settings: "ON", "OFF", and "RESERVE". The default setting is "OFF", which prevents any fuel from reaching the carburettor, so the bike won't start. To start the engine, turn the fuel tap to the "ON" position. When the engine chokes due to a lack of fuel, turn the lever to "RES" to reach your destination urgently. Don't drive in this mode under normal conditions.
The 2-T canisters indicate the fuel for motorbikes and boats. When refuelling, you must also ensure that the Jonnez is stood up, as it cannot be fuelled when leaning against a wall.
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This fuel can be purchased at Teimo's shop
The Jonnez ES is a moped/minibike in the game My Summer Car. It is based on the Suzuki PV and has a top speed of 91 km/h. The Jonnez runs on two-stroke fuel, which can be purchased at Teimo's shop. This fuel comes in 5-litre canisters, which must be bought from inside the store. The pumps outside the shop dispense gasoline, diesel, and fuel oil, but not two-stroke fuel.
Two-stroke fuel is also required for motorbikes and boats in the game. It is important to note that the Jonnez ES has a bug that can cause it to disappear without a trace. If this happens, the bike can be found in the landfill, north of the runway in the lower-left corner of the map.
To refuel the Jonnez, the fuel tap must first be turned to the "ON" position. The fuel cutoff switch on the left side of the tank should be pointing down, and the gas cap should be open. The 2-stroke fuel can then be poured into the tank. A white bar at the bottom of the screen will indicate how much fuel is in the tank and how fast it is filling.
It is important to remember to turn the fuel lever back to the "OFF" position when the Jonnez is not in use, as the bike will leak fuel over time otherwise.
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The Jonnez's fuel tank is full at the start of the game
The Jonnez is a moped/minibike in the game My Summer Car. It is modelled after the Suzuki PV and has a top speed of 91 km/h. The Jonnez's fuel tank is full at the start of the game.
To refuel the Jonnez, players need to use two-stroke fuel, which can be purchased at Teimo's shop. The two-stroke fuel comes in 5-litre canisters, which must be bought from inside the store. The fuel tank is located just below the speedometer. Players must first unscrew the tank cover, grab the canister, and then use the mouse wheel to turn it upside down.
The Jonnez has a fuel tap with three settings: ON, OFF, and RES. The default setting is OFF, which prevents any fuel from reaching the carburetor and means the Jonnez cannot be started. To start the engine, players must turn the fuel tap to the ON position. The RES position is a backup fuel tank for when the main one is empty. When the engine chokes due to a lack of fuel, players can turn the lever to RES to reach their destination urgently.
It is important to note that if the Jonnez will not be used for a long time, players should turn the fuel lever back to the OFF position to prevent fuel leakage.
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The fuel tap on the side of the bike has three settings: ON, OFF, and RESERVE
The Jonnez ES is a moped/minibike in the game My Summer Car. It is based on the Suzuki PV and has a top speed of 91 km/h. The Jonnez uses two-stroke fuel, which can be purchased at Teimo's shop. The fuel tap on the side of the bike has three settings: ON, OFF, and RESERVE.
The "ON" setting is the normal operating setting and allows fuel to reach the carburetor. To start the minibike, the fuel tap must be turned to the "ON" position. The "OFF" setting prevents any fuel from reaching the carburetor, and the Jonnez cannot be started with the fuel tap in this position. It is important to turn the fuel tap to "OFF" when the Jonnez is not in use, as leaving it in the "ON" position will cause the fuel to leak over time.
The "RESERVE" setting is a backup fuel tank that can be used when the main fuel tank is empty. When the engine chokes due to a lack of fuel, the lever can be turned to "RES" to reach your destination urgently. However, it is not recommended to drive in this mode under normal conditions.
To refuel the Jonnez, a canister of two-stroke fuel is required. The gas cap on the bike needs to be open, and the two-stroke fuel can be poured directly into the gas tank. A white bar at the bottom of the screen will indicate how much fuel is in the tank and how fast it is filling up.
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The Jonnez is a moped/minibike modelled after the Suzuki PV
The Jonnez is a very versatile vehicle, useful for completing small shopping runs and errands, especially on weekends during the rally. It is also handy when your main vehicle breaks down or can't reach a specific place. The Jonnez can be loaded into another vehicle, and if something happens to the primary vehicle, the Jonnez can be used as a backup to get the player where they need to go. The rack on the back is perfect for shopping bags, bottles of oil, or other small items. The Jonnez is also useful for making your first trip to the shop using a boat, as it allows you to load goods into the boat much faster.
The Jonnez runs on two-stroke fuel, which can be purchased at Teimo's shop. The fuel tank is located under the seat, and there is a fuel tap on the side of the bike with three settings: ON, OFF, and RES. The default setting is OFF, and it must be turned ON to start the engine. The RES setting is a backup fuel tank for when the main one goes empty. Filling the Jonnez with two-stroke fuel fills both the reserve and main fuel tanks. It is important to turn the fuel lever back to the OFF position when the Jonnez is not in use, as it will leak fuel over time otherwise.
The Jonnez has a bug that causes it to suddenly disappear without a trace. All objects that disappear due to clipping through the ground respawn in the landfill, north of the runway in the lower-left corner of the map. The Jonnez should be there as well. An alternative method to retrieve the Jonnez is to teleport it using an unofficial MSCEditor application.
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Frequently asked questions
The Jonnez in My Summer Car uses two-stroke fuel.
You can buy two-stroke fuel at Teimo's shop.
To fill the Jonnez with two-stroke fuel, you need to open the gas tank, “sit” on the Jonnez, and pick the two-stroke fuel. The rest of the process is the same as filling liquids into Satsuna or refilling with canisters.
You will see a white bar at the bottom of the tank slowly filling up. When it reaches the end, the tank is full.
The three settings on the fuel tap of the Jonnez are "ON", "OFF", and "RESERVE". "ON" is the normal operating setting, “OFF” prevents any fuel from reaching the carburetor, and "RESERVE" is a backup fuel tank for when the main one is empty.
