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Scooters - 50cc => Super 9 => Topic started by: pyro on November 28, 2015, 03:57:34 PM
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Ok so I bought a new battery for my super9 let it charge up then i tried to start it with the electric start and all it does is make a clicking noise but wont crank over
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Have you tried the kickstarter?, do you get spark at the sparkplug? My experience, will not start without good battery, I normally don't use the electric starter, these engines are very easy to start with kickstarter, unless something is wrong. Main issue is usually choking the carb to get it started, the auto petcock and auto bystarter are a pain IMO. Good luck.
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I need a new kickstart flange there part out side of the caseing is stripped and what is the wired thing sticking out of the carb on the right what is it called i need a new one
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OK, I understand kickstarter is broken. You might be able to get used parts cheap, good luck. The carb part is probably the auto bystarter, it's chokes the carb to help it start easier. Sorry, but you may find expensive to replace, like $80 new. There is guy selling off Super 9 LC parts on ebay, on this site too that probably has everything you need at a good price.
One of my Super 9's has defective auto bystarter and I bypassed it. Works fine without it, but I have to manually choke the carb to get it started. I sealed off the little brass pipe that goes down from the carb under the auto bystarter, so it can't pull fuel into the carb. I used a little bit of solder lead to block it off. The auto bystarter allows a little extra gas to come into the carb until it's warmed up and then closes off the extra gas.
If you have OEM airbox it's hard to choke, because the air intake is behind the plastic side. Disconnect the flexible hose and you can choke the carb by blocking the end of the flexible hose that goes into the airbox. I installed pod airfilter on mine, so I have to wrap the airfilter with a plastic grocery bag to choke it, sounds like a hassle, but is easy to do, starts right up.
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Ok so I bought a new battery for my super9 let it charge up then i tried to start it with the electric start and all it does is make a clicking noise but wont crank over
Often a clicking could be a bad ground
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check your connection at the starter. the power wire can become loose and cause a bad connection. also take off the ground wire and clean it with a wire brush.
if the power wire is loose, take a pliers and give the connector a good squeeze and slide it back on
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Tried that didn't work my 1982 xv 750 Virago Is doing the same thing
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check to see if you are getting 12v to Starter
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How do I do that
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buy a multimeter. test the battery for 12v. if that's good, check for power at the relay then check for power coming out of relay. there should be 12v coming out the other side when you press the starter button.
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Thanks everyone I found the problem it was the starter I tested it the same way I tested my motorcycle starter when it went bad and it didn't move so I took the starter a part only to find that the brushes had grounded in place ,does anyone know if I can get a rebuild kit for the starter ?
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I looked a little on web, didn't see rebuild kit, I saw complete starter motor Kymco pn 31210-GKAK-901 from $50 to $100. Check with the guy that is parting out his Super 9. Good luck, glad you got it figured out.
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West 60 Cycle Salvage, Neosho, MO. Lotsa parts from scooters and a Kymco dealer.
Karl
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Thanks I found a site that sells the starter for 35+free shipping
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You should share that link, wink wink
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West 60 Cycle Salvage, Neosho, MO. Lotsa parts from scooters and a Kymco dealer.
Karl
I think I fell in love with their site. Thanks for sharing
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They have or had a Suzuki motorcycle with a rotary engine in it intact! Blast from the past!
Karl
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mine same problem like ur, i removed starter and disassemble it, using fine sand paper clean the contact point on starter shaft where the brush, the reinstall working fine ever since