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Post by sgary1 on Jun 15, 2012 21:29:33 GMT -6
Hi all;
Last weekend I blew out the belt on my 150 cc scooter. I ended up pushing it home (only 2 miles).
I opened it up and sure enuf the belt was shredded with black dust and rubber everywhere.
I replaced the belt, put it all together but now it judders badly with my weight on it. On the center stand it seems much better but not like it was.
With my weight on it the engine slows to a crawl and the light dim. There is no acceleration to speak of and it judders.... The belt is the correct size per Dave at Absolutely Scooters but it was a bear to get on.. (my first attempt at installing a new belt..) The engine seems to run fine without the belt on..so I don't think I damaged that at least
A little help please is appreciated
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Post by ce on Jun 15, 2012 21:38:36 GMT -6
You really should open the variator when changing the belt instead of fighting to get it on.
You'll still have to open it up to inspect the rollers, as one may have gotten broken or out of place when the belt pranged. The clutch could also be out of whack or glazed and confused.
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Post by sgary1 on Jun 16, 2012 20:19:11 GMT -6
Thanks it was the variator.. the rollers were out of track. The bike was stuck in a "high" gear which is why it juddered. More work to be done but this takes care of the primary issue.
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