How to replace 2 stroke cylinder and piston (moped 50cc) 

Thanks dude, good choice it never lets me down

Not really, I think the transmission is sticking BC the rollers don't have enough weight to change down to a lower gear ratio. I can temporarily fix it by fitting a strong contraspring however it looses its torque and the same problem occurs again after a month

@@THECOOLGUYBOB What rollers do you have?

@@THECOOLGUYBOB it might be carburator settings

@@drinksnag500 I'm running it rich atm just to be safe as I cracked a piston a few months back although the plug looks good ( golden brown)

start it, let it idle, 15 min later shut off, let it cool, do it again 2 times, let cool, take for a spin, avoid high rpm and 2 rides later it should be good to rip

@watermelonwatermelon6513 thats what I figured, did exactly that and looking forward to new mods

@@evansteph good, wish you best, and that was exactly how i was breaking in my 80cc watercooled 2 stroke.

@watermelonwatermelon6513 arent 2 strokes usually 70cc?

@@evansteph i have an old mtx 80 dirtbike, its a honda from 1983 with a 6 gear manual, pretty fast racer!

As in making sure to lubricate the parts before reassembly to help prevent any scoring on the inside of the cylinder bore. So just wipe the piston and rings in 2 stroke oil before putting in the barrel.

@@THECOOLGUYBOB thank you👍😁

Just put the rings on fist, then install one gudgeon pin clip and slide the gudgeon pin through the con rod and piston. You can then Install the second gudgeon clip as seen at 6:50

@@THECOOLGUYBOB oh so first i aplly pressure to piston rigns and then putting them on piston?

@@THECOOLGUYBOB oooand something else the piston has 2 pin clips?? One from the right side and one on the left side right!?

Place the first ring on top of the piston. Gradually push it down until it reaches the second groove ( if it has two rings) then repeat for the next ring but put in the groove closest to the top of the piston Yes there are two retaining clips beside the piston that you need to put on after is is installed on the rod and gudgeon pin. You may then squeeze the rings tight to the piston so that it sides in the cylinder much easier. Note 4 hands help this operation. If you are unsure about any of this that I have explained I would recommend looking at a different video as I wouldn't want you to mess it up. Hope this helps

@@THECOOLGUYBOB yes you help me something else umm the piston rigns has any symbol says me wich one is for which groove? Or i take any ring i want and put it anywhere i want