I've got a friend with a P200 and it has had a lot of trouble lately with engine seize, whirring motor, clutch popping, etc.
Who you gonna' call? I tried Ghostbusters and they won't touch it.
Signed,
Pretty In Pink
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P200
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P200
by Bonegirl » 02 Dec 2007, 14:53
Dear John,
I've got a friend with a P200 and it has had a lot of trouble lately with engine seize, whirring motor, clutch popping, etc.
Who you gonna' call? I tried Ghostbusters and they won't touch it.
Signed,
Pretty In Pink
I've got a friend with a P200 and it has had a lot of trouble lately with engine seize, whirring motor, clutch popping, etc.
Who you gonna' call? I tried Ghostbusters and they won't touch it.
Signed,
Pretty In Pink
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P200-1980?
by technicalJohn » 02 Dec 2007, 16:24
The only thing to say is:
"welcome to vintage scooter" as ScooterDave would always say.
Problems overall are actaully minor-just need to put in new clutch cable and make sure it is not binding up or rubbing like the current one and adjust the carb. That should do the trick. The gremlins are everywhere!
"welcome to vintage scooter" as ScooterDave would always say.
Problems overall are actaully minor-just need to put in new clutch cable and make sure it is not binding up or rubbing like the current one and adjust the carb. That should do the trick. The gremlins are everywhere!
I love getting technical information to scooterists!
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