Chinese Scooter Overview and Common Problems 

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Hello my friend yes the motor is a long case 157qmj thank you for watching my video

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Hello my friend some scooter have the S2 12V 35/35w and some scooters have the H4 if you have a round one is the s2 but the best thing to do is to remove the light and check. Thank you for watching my video

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Hello my friend first buy a new battery on Amazon 12 volts 7 amp next clean carburetor with carb cleaner spray and make sure to protect your eyes after remove the spark plug spray little silicone wd 40 inside the chamber of combustion try to start the scooter without the spark plug to eliminate any water condensation inside the chamber of combustion place a new spark plug and try to start but before that make sure to have clean filter and fresh clean fuel inside your tank I hope this can help you

@@VirberelloScooterTips Hi, we did much testing today and figured we have no spark! We have fule and compression, coil and stator test fine,,,, We feel someone had messed with wiring to this scooter, namely going into or near the CDI, how to I determine what CDI goes into this bike, AC or DC? the bike came with multiple parts,,,The Bike is a CIXI Konced 2008 150cc,,,any ideas? TY for all you help!!!

@@thedaydreamer7972 Hello my friend that is a gy6 150 cc but check the motor number should say 157QMJ on the lower left side and the cdi should be a AC 6-pin CDI Box amzn.to/3FS7LAD like this on amazon

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If changing the float sensor didn't resolve the problem, there are a few other potential causes for your fuel gauge consistently showing "E" (empty): Wiring issue: Check the wiring connections between the fuel gauge and the float sensor. Ensure all connections are secure and free from damage or corrosion. Loose or faulty wiring can disrupt the signal from the float sensor to the gauge. Faulty fuel gauge: Even though you changed the float sensor, the fuel gauge itself might be malfunctioning. Testing the fuel gauge with direct voltage or replacing it might be necessary. Grounding problem: Check if there is proper grounding for the fuel gauge and the float sensor. A poor ground connection can affect the gauge's accuracy. Instrument cluster problem: In some scooters, the fuel gauge is integrated into the instrument cluster. A fault in the cluster could cause inaccurate readings. Remember, working on electrical components can be complex, and it's essential to exercise caution and follow safety procedures. I hope these suggestions help you identify the problem and get your fuel gauge working correctly. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. Good luck!

@@VirberelloScooterTips thank you for the response. Just had to ask what can i do about your last two suggestions for the cluster gauge and ground?

@@VirberelloScooterTips hey boss i had a question about the same issue. So it would appear my gas gauge after taking about 10mile+ trip and was about to try your solutions when suddenly the gauge appears to be working again would this help narrow down the issue? It seems to have stopped working again

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