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Scooters - 125 to 300 => People 250 => Topic started by: luckydog on June 20, 2010, 12:50:50 AM

Title: ignition switch..
Post by: luckydog on June 20, 2010, 12:50:50 AM
doesn't seem the same. When i turn the key it doesnt seem to be the same. gas cap won't open and won' eventurn to the right.
ZHas anyone had any difficulties with their ignition.
thanks
Title: Re: ignition switch..
Post by: art on June 20, 2010, 01:12:40 AM
Just a little bit of grit can do it.Try to use some contact cleaner work the key in and out turn it if possible than some type of lube.Could also be the cable needs to be claened and lubed for the gas cap.Hope that helps.Welcome to the forum.
Title: Re: ignition switch..
Post by: wordslinger on June 20, 2010, 01:36:08 AM
...been here for a while luckydog, i see...but this is your first post...

..is your key bent, or worn any at all?

..if both the ignition AND the gas cap are giving you a fit, then a bent or worn key would be my first guess...
Title: Re: ignition switch..
Post by: pandaiii on June 28, 2010, 01:42:08 AM
The key when inserted and turned to the 12oclock position-the start position- does not turn the lights on - or let me try to start the scooter
is anyone familiar wityh a parts place that handles ignitions for a 2004 250.
i have found newer models but no luck yet

thanks in advance
great forum
Title: Re: ignition switch..
Post by: jprestonian on June 28, 2010, 03:54:28 AM
I'd be amazed if the ignition switch changed since 2004. Every time I've ordered parts online via the KymcoUSA Dealer web site, it only lists a 2004 P250. All the parts so far have fit my 2007 P250.
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Title: Re: ignition switch..
Post by: kawzak on July 26, 2010, 02:46:48 AM
Providing your key is not bent-get a aerosol can of Tri-flow lubricant. Insert nozzle into the key hole and spray some. Then spray the latch/cable assembly. This stuff does not hurt paint or plastic,and has teflon in it. Also good for spraying into light ,turn, & kill switches and such. Improves electrical contacts, loosens sticky mechanical mechanisms. Much better than WD-40.