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Scooters - 125 to 300 => People 150 => Topic started by: cliptwings on March 19, 2014, 02:15:52 AM
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My lovely wife has never supported my relationship with my People 150. I don't know if it's jealousy or concern for my safety. She has been looking for a reason to get rid of the scoot, and she thinks she's found one. Here are the particulars:
My 2009 fully-stock People 150 has been running like a top since I replaced the CDI 2 years ago. Today I was bopping around doing errands. All was well until I tried to start the scoot for the ride home. Tried the starter - nothing, not even a click. I know the battery is good, so I try the kick starter - success! It starts immediately. However, when I apply any throttle, it boggs down in a cyclic surging. If I hold the brake and apply throttle, the bogging occurs, but at a lesser degree. For this reason, I believe it's an electrical (ignition) problem rather than a fuel problem. Any ideas out there? If I can't fix the beauty, I'm afraid my wife will win!
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Find the bad ground.
Karl
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Try another CDI unit.
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Bad/loose ground. Maybe a loose connection to the key switch.
Fix the scoot, and dump the broad. She'll never "get it".
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Did you find the problem?
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No sh@! Better fix it...if not its gonna cost u a divorce. Scooter aint negotiable..
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I would verify the ignition wire to the starter is hot when you press the start button. Could be an interrupt too in the brake safety switch, kick stand if equipped.
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Must be in divorce court now
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Maybe she had him wacked.
I read back on the thread, and found the post that said "Dump the broad".
I laughed at the thought that it sounded like something I would say. Low, and behold, it was.LOL
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Let's see......wife (holding up one hand)......People 150 (holding up the other hand higher)....hmmm, tough choice....