Friday, August 08, 2008
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Scooter Starting Tips
It is definitely frustrating when you can't get your scooter or moped started. The first thing you'll need to do is to narrow down the problem. In order for your gas scooter to start, it really only needs 3 things:
1...Your scooter needs to spark at the correct time.
2...Your engine needs the proper fuel/air mixture and exhaust flow.
3...You need sufficient engine compression.
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Remove the fuel and vacuum lines from the petcock to the carb. Place a suitable container under the fuel line and draw air on the vacuum line to the petcock (if so equipped) and see how well the gas flows. The flow has to be more than a trickle. It should be steady and fairly substantial. If you get this flow, then you're ok. Run at least a pint of gas through to help flush the system. If you don't get a flow then it's likely your petcock is clogged. You have to remove it to disassemble and clean it. Carefully reinstall it on the gas tank or you could get a gas leak. Reassemble everything and try to start the scooter. It will take several seconds of cranking to get the gas to work its way from the gas tank to the carb. Hopefully it will start now! :>)
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Using Coyote To Warn Others About Radar Traps
Fri, 8 Aug 2008 13:38:28 +0200
French company Coyote have the 21st century equivalent of flashing your lights or warning others on your CB radio if you spot a Police speed radar trap.
It'll also warn you of upcoming traffic jams, and if you've parked your motorcycle while under influence (or just plain tired), and can't remember where it is, a SMS message will tell you where you left it....
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¶ 4:46 PM 
Our Featured cushman scooters Article
Additionalcushman scooters Ideas
Scooter Starting Tips
It is definitely frustrating when you can't get your scooter or moped started. The first thing you'll need to do is to narrow down the problem. In order for your gas scooter to start, it really only needs 3 things:
1...Your scooter needs to spark at the correct time.
2...Your engine needs the proper fuel/air mixture and exhaust flow.
3...You need sufficient engine compression.
Buy kawasaki scooters today!
Remove the fuel and vacuum lines from the petcock to the carb. Place a suitable container under the fuel line and draw air on the vacuum line to the petcock (if so equipped) and see how well the gas flows. The flow has to be more than a trickle. It should be steady and fairly substantial. If you get this flow, then you're ok. Run at least a pint of gas through to help flush the system. If you don't get a flow then it's likely your petcock is clogged. You have to remove it to disassemble and clean it. Carefully reinstall it on the gas tank or you could get a gas leak. Reassemble everything and try to start the scooter. It will take several seconds of cranking to get the gas to work its way from the gas tank to the carb. Hopefully it will start now! :>)
Buy a motor scooter today!
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Using Coyote To Warn Others About Radar Traps
Fri, 8 Aug 2008 13:38:28 +0200
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It'll also warn you of upcoming traffic jams, and if you've parked your motorcycle while under influence (or just plain tired), and can't remember where it is, a SMS message will tell you where you left it....
...
If you're continually receiving this error, you may be able to resolve the
problem by deleting your Google cookie and revisiting Google. For
browser-specific instructions, please consult your browser's online support
center.
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