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Xciting 500 / Re: Cracked windshield 2013 Xciting 500 RI
« on: May 02, 2025, 09:06:14 PM »
Year has to be the same, windshield fits from XC 300 too.

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Technical | How To / Re: DTX360 (320cc) Oil Change
« on: April 30, 2025, 02:07:28 PM »
@Neil, are you doing oil and filter change every 1000 to 1500 mls? Or read I wrong?

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Like 50 2T / Re: Charging system issues, bad stator?
« on: April 29, 2025, 09:42:09 AM »
11.9 VDC at 4,000 rpm. The voltage at the battery actually goes up when I turn the ignition off

Would sound to me as there is a ground problem too.

ASSUMING:
-new battery and charged
-new reg/rect (the correct one?)
-"splice" changed to proper connector
-cables from stator to reg/rect checked cm per cm for a broken part (particularely where it leaves the motor bloc)

..then there is not much left as to think of a faulty stator coil.
This aftermarket stators are not too bad, I have used (not on a 50) them with good results and its not hard to change on this aircooled scoot.

Watch a few YT videos how to remove fan and stator nut safely.
Read that thread below too.

https://www.kymcoforum.com/index.php?topic=9182.msg98328#msg98328

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People s200 / Re: Fixing People S200
« on: April 29, 2025, 09:05:59 AM »
Welcome here! ..and as Neil stated, with a lil bit of skills, easy working on scoots.
For Qs, just ask.

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Like 50 2T / Re: Charging system issues, bad stator?
« on: April 28, 2025, 08:03:51 PM »
Welcome here!
This different voltage and RPM drop on your scoot to ground might indicate a faulty anchor.
But first:
-find and clean (metallicly) battery minus to ground cable point on your scoots motorbloc
-multimeter on battery plus and minus
-motor runs at 4000, VDC output at battery?
- 14 /14.5 VDC, stator healthy, fault in line

Renew the splicing before any other action with sturdy screw connectors.
No change at all?

I would simply risk a few €€ and renew the stator.
(Pls see pics) make sure your stator, pick up sensor and connector looks the same.


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Technical | How To / Re: Kymco carbs and Kymco jets
« on: April 27, 2025, 12:09:02 PM »
IMHO, main on the pic is jet stock with jet in it
-jet (red arrow) should be M5 thread and come out to be changed
-hold against with a 9mm ring spanner and take the main jet out with a sturdy flat screwdriver

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Side By Side / Re: Kymco MXU 300 no spark
« on: April 26, 2025, 07:58:47 PM »
Welcome here!
Open RH switch assy and clean contacts, then flood with any contact spray.

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..some progress,
abandoned the idea of straight carbs outside, would harm riders knees and touch side panels.

Wanted to have the old Carabinieri mono seat, so I had to change the panels to home made.
The change from mechanical regulator/diodebox to electronic regulator/ rectifier was more challenging for the wire loom had to be redone and stowed away in Larios innert.

Also new rear light and indicators which demanded new cablage...

@wymple
Yes, this 4 valve motors are notorious for their broken  valve shafts, which causes a serious (writeoff) engine hit.
But this is the beauty in this game with oldtimers.

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24' is about 60 cm and means it most probably broke at its U under the middle tunnel.
Only way to find out would be to follow the sheath all the way.

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Downtown 300 / Re: Worn screw
« on: April 24, 2025, 07:37:14 PM »
Yoni considering this scoot has 82000 kms on the clock there are basically two options.

The first as Neil suggests
 and the second would be to see a mechanic shop just to loosen this oil bolt and LET do an oilchange by them. Costs most probably less (avoiding the risk of more demage) than to buy this tools.

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People s200 / Re: New Rider!
« on: April 23, 2025, 07:39:41 AM »
Welcome here!
For the pup:
-why not taking a topccase of any known brand, cutting out most of the upper lid, leave a structure only and keep your dog safe there?

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PSG, welcome here!
Get access to your battery.
Take a multimeter, switch it on 20 VDC:
-put probes on battery poles
-as Randyo says, should be more than 13 VDC in a fully charged battery
-if around 12 -13 V,  charge battery external or
-jumpstart via cables from a car s battery
Runs with jumpstart, most probably your battery is done.
Come back for Qs. or feedback.

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Technical | How To / Re: Kymco carbs and Kymco jets
« on: April 22, 2025, 07:53:39 PM »
AFAIK these are all M5 jets. I buy them at AMAXON as a bunch for
€ 14 ,- the set of 15 pieces. Didn't have any trouble neither at KYMCO (Kei*hin) nor at Moto Guzzi (Delorto) carburators.
Inexpensive, so at a carb service I usually drop old ones for new jets.
Different sets (lower from 30 to 70)  (higher see pic) available. Overnight delivery.

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Inventive solution.
 Its enough to put a LiFePo4 battery parallel to your starterbattery (which making ever) and keep 12 resp. 13 VDC during the starting period. Needs not to be that big, 10-12 Ah are ample to have a peak.
There are several flaws to be expected from this 24 V supply, one could seriousely demage your electronic unit, if not wired exclusively via the starter solenoid.

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Eye Candy | Videos and Pics / Re: new scooters
« on: April 19, 2025, 08:10:15 PM »
Well, like the elder said, " the best scooter is the paid scooter"! 😀🛠

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