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Post by zoom on Jun 15, 2014 6:22:14 GMT -5
Problem solved, the new battery was low and couldnt run the lights without the motor running, it ran them full and then nothing so i was so scared i had shorted some bare wires, it worked when i managed to get motor running.
My Peugeot Trekker was vandalized and they cut the wires of the brake light and a rear signalling light.
I wired it back together again and it was working, and then i fixed the signal back with a screw, before insulating the electrics properly. The two wires of a signal light may have touched ( i was not with it), because now none of the 4 signalling lights work.
I had a spare controller for the wires that go to the back of the bike, so i put it in, and the left signals worked once, and then i tested the right signals, they were off, then all 4 of the signals didnt work again.
what things could have to be replaced?
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Post by zoom on Jun 7, 2014 2:28:55 GMT -5
I tried to get a Peugeot Speedfight running, And the revs kept choking and going flat after starting, i thought it was just abit dusty after 1-2 years, so i drove it anyway even though the revs were wobbling up and down choking for air, i thought it needed warming up.
after 3-4 minutes, i heard a balloon pop sound, and it wouldnt start At All... I found the vacuum petrol tap was dripping into the inlet manifold through the vacuum pipe, which was maybe plugged wrong, into the fuel outlet, else the valve is faulty, i didnt have the books on me.
So the lower motor flooded with 1-2 cups of petrol, and eventually emptied, but the scooter still wouldnt start.
Could i have cause serious damage from 3-4 minutes riding? maybe the spark plug died? it's 1 hour away i have to go and test it again. Arg.
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Post by zoom on May 23, 2014 11:43:05 GMT -5
I went to the village where it's at, checked the cylinder... one of the spring clips that holds the piston pin in place jumped out and reacked havoc in the cylinder. It's my fault, because i re-sealed the motor, and i struggled putting in one of the spring clips back, it was very difficult so i made it a tiny bit smaller so i could get it in without 2 needle pliers. The book just said "put the clip back in" not so easy. it lived 18 000 miles. abit brief no? i' m learning. fortunately someone is giving me a spares scooter. here's a pic
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Post by zoom on May 23, 2014 0:09:01 GMT -5
use a GFCI? ground fault circuit interrupter ? on the impact gun? hm. the planentary gears? i didnt see any in the drive belt area.
I have to find a list of the parts that can fail under intense heat.
I love that scooter i will probably spend 30-40 hours till i find it. It is a 2004 peugoet trekker with rally suspension.
I dunno why it doesnt have a heat sensor near the ventilated metal. The wind was 70kph that day, 45 mph, i hope that cooled the scooter and it was something else.
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Post by zoom on May 22, 2014 18:20:19 GMT -5
Thankyou I dont know anything except the noise it made, and the fact it was very hot and the ventilator casing connection had jumped loose and there was a gap above the ventilator that stops the air going around the cylinder properly and cooling it. The sound was pretty specific. it did sound like metal hitting metal, once, powerind down, hitting again, and maybe even clanking around, i had earphones on. i thought a metal thing was bouncing under the bike for a moment. now it just sounds like the candle is dead, no ratting from the kickstarter. I think i have to go and disassemble all of the top of the cylinder and extract the piston. should i check in the drivebelt housey?
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Post by zoom on May 22, 2014 4:59:16 GMT -5
The ventilator plastics around the cylinder became disjointed after a bump, and i didnt see, something overheated and cracked.
i did 20k with it sometimes becoming disjointed due to a broken bolt hole in the plastic.
recently i re-sealed the top cylinder joints and the performance increased.
I was riding along yesterday, everything perfect, and suddenly i hear a chink sound, like a cracking plate, and the moter powered half revs and turned 10 times, and then another dink sound and maybe some rattling, i though that some metal was juming on the road for a couple of seconds. i didnt hear clearly.
Then the bike was unresponsive. When i use the kickstarter, it sounds and turns like normal, and checked under the seat, the cylinder and all the metal does not look cracked.
I think it is perhaps the metal rods that join the piston to the turny thing?
What can i do? what could be cracked? i was loving that bike at the moment.
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Post by zoom on Apr 29, 2014 0:39:47 GMT -5
i found alot of previous threads discussing it, it indeed carries some risk if you feed the rope in when it's on the exhast stroke rather than cthe compression stroke, there are alot of buff people discussing it on various forums if you search google: variator rope cylinder... here is the video: chinesescoots.forumwise.com/chinesescoots-ptopic10020.html
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Post by zoom on Apr 28, 2014 18:30:01 GMT -5
found a video saying that you can stuff rope into the spark hole untill there is enough that it blocks the cylinder from coming all the way up so that it blocks the variator. It sounds very useful, do you think it's safe? can the piston fastenings take that much pressure?
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Post by zoom on Apr 28, 2014 18:13:41 GMT -5
Thanks that's very informative indeed. It was so perfectly rounded i didn't know what kind of machine could make that kind of wear mark on it.
Info on the variator nut is very interesting, i found a video that says that you can stuff soft rope into the spark plug hole in order to block the cylinder from coming all the way up, which blocks the variator from going all the way round. nice one!
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Post by zoom on Apr 28, 2014 13:55:47 GMT -5
undid 3 bolts from my intake manifold, turned out that the 4th bolt was shaped like a ufo, the top of the bolt was a perfect cylinder. Is this normal at the scooter factory that they put in these for a laugh sometimes? I managed to unscrew the ufo bolt by pressing the manifold up onto it to grip it clockwise and then turn back anticlockwise. very confused, what it is? other than antitheft reasons, i dunno why they had that there. it was one of these:
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Post by zoom on Apr 11, 2014 5:54:30 GMT -5
I think the pin extends out when u flip the lever . Yes it must be that. I figured that it could be the top part of the assembly, and that the conversion sits on top using the old pin, but the pin would be inside there. Thanks Jerry, i may try to troubleshoot the auto enricher as you say to be serious. blocked the carb airflow entrance with my hand yesterday and it sprang to life, perhaps if i can just keep throttling the intake by hand i wouldnt need an automatic enricher: just to turn up the throttle and to block the air intake should enrich it enough to start for the moment it could be a workaround.
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Post by zoom on Apr 10, 2014 3:27:32 GMT -5
one pint of petrol leaked under the seat in the luggage box, when i was taking a bottle of petrol to someone's scooter to see it run. The seat crushed the bottle cap and the petrol leaked all over the bike, and the next day, when i start it, the electric starter is silent and instead i hear a small buzz.whine somewhere in the bike.
is the solenoid making that noise?
what could have happened? How can i fix it?
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Post by zoom on Apr 10, 2014 3:19:31 GMT -5
Hi, my 50cc cold starts gradually became fussy until it doesnt start even in warm temps. Can i replace the manual choke with a delorto automatic choke kit? are they the same standard? here is the difference: the auto is this: the delorto conversion kit is this: i have started injecting petrol straight into the carb from the air intake, to enrich it, using a mini seringe, and it starts, but i have to take off the air filter every time i cold start the bike using seringe. I think the automatic choke is not working? is it supposed to throttle/choke the air intake, or to put in extra petrol?
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Post by zoom on Apr 10, 2014 3:05:57 GMT -5
sorry for asking, i searched Why Moved and Why Moving... i can't find an answer.
t's very confusing! google still brings up scootdawg as the main site, and when on there the forum is locked! please explain why it had to move?
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