150cc gyc clone scooter parts missing and loose By heruk (Read 1,258 times)

[beebo]

Looks exactly like my JCL Superscooter. Mine is a 2008, though. With minor tuning and a good tail wind it will go 65mph.
SPECIFICATIONS : JCL-MP150B

ENGINE INFO : GY6 family

Engine type : Single cylinder, 4 stroke

Engine brand : 157QMJ

Displacement : 150cc

Cooling : Air cooled

Max horsepower : 7.9hp/7000r/min

Max torque : 8.5n.m/4000rpm

Bore*stroke : 2.26x2.28inches

Max speed : 59mile/h

Climbing ability : 15degree

Ignition : C.D.I

Starting system : Electric/kick

Battery : 12V/7Ah

Carburetor brand : PZ24J

Engine oil : SAE15W/40SF

Gear oil : 85W/90

Clutch : Automatic

Transmission : Variable speed automatic(CVT)

Driveline : Chain-drive

Driving wheel : Rear wheel drive

Brakes,front/rear : Disc/drum

Brake operation : Hand

Tires,front/rear : 130/60-13

Fuel capacity/type : 1.5gal 90 octane or better

Weight,G.W./N.W : 332.8/277.7lbs

Max load : 330.6lbs

Wheelbase : 54.3inches

OA L*W*H : 76.9*27.5*43.1inches

Height to seat : 29.5inches

Min ground clearance : 4.7inches

[tvnacman]

above the cvt you find an air box , does you carb have an air filter . I use pod filters and remove the air box (they like to crack leak air and mess with your a/f adjustment). So again it looks like the only cvt screw that is missing is the one that secures the carb drain . For 10 or $15 you get a pod filter and never mind the air box (good luck getting the correct one) anyway .

Not trying to sound like a wise guy here , you can go nuts waiting for parts then find out they don't fit . Get the pod and start riding otherwise it will be xmass and you will still be pulling your hair out and not riding .

John

[heruk]

Thanks guys those specs seem legit.

tvnacman
It does have an air box under thew seat. I would remove the airbox and pop that pod filter right on correct?

[heruk]

How do you guys secure your bikes? I am afraid to park this thing at walmart

[heruk]

It looks like my bike is missing that cover over the CVT box

[tvnacman]

Yes some scooters have the air box mounted in front/inder the seat bucket . I see more of them on top of the cvt . there are many holes for bolts and even the wire harness that have extras that are not used . Some emngine come with drum brakes and have the mounts for disk brakes . As long as things are not loose and falling/rattling off I think you will be fine .

The picture above has the air box above the cvt , I'm sure in your video I did not see the air box . You said your air box in is under your seat . So the pic above is not one of your ride , but one that looks like it . Is that correct ?

John

[heruk]

Correct John
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