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Tell me do I change both oils motor and gear? Would like to avoid the gear one. I find that one a pain to get oil into it.
Thanks Mr Paul, I'm gonna yank it out tomorrow and get it tested.
I have done that Mr Paul and felt some what safer, but anytime you let another person have your card number, for any reason, you are putting yourself at risk. Most banks are now including languish in their banking rules that protect them from any loss that a customer might incur while using their bank credit/debit cards. I have been warned about allowing a waitress'or waiter taking my card out of my sight when paying for a meal. At any rate I rode the fifty miles today and bought 2 Hiflo 566 oil filters, so I'm good to go for awhile. Rode the DT and turned in into a fun trip, Around 60 degrees and sunny. The credit card monster didn't get me today
Thanks Karl. They are online every where, but we are getting reluctant to put a card number on an unsecured line. I wish there were a safe way to shop on line. I change my Mobil 1 10-40w every 6 months or every 4000 miles WCF. I doubt that I put even 1,000 miles on it in that time. I think I may go to a oil filter change every other time. One thing I know, Walmart doesn't have anything any way close to a HiFlo 566. Later bud
I just thought he was cramping....
Stig
I wouldn't say my technical skill is great, but I've taken the panels off the scooter to replace sparkplugs and changed the oil and transmission oil. The scooter requires a couple of tries to start when cold, when I haven't ridden it for a week or two, but after it's warmed up it starts fine. I think that might have to do with the automatic choke. I have a service manual that explains how to adjust the valves, but my concern is getting the engine at TDC. Do I need a special wrench to turn it, and is there a nut to attach the wrench to?
I've been riding it over to vacant parking lots for the wife to get some seat time learning to ride it. More I ride it, more comfortable I've become on it and feels less sketchy to me after getting some new tires. My knees are still in the way of the bars and my feet don't fit on the floorboards. But I gotta admit it's pretty fun to ride in a clown-car kinda way.
