Honda spree 1984 white
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Honda spree 1984 white
Hi there:
I'm new here. My 1984 Spree was parked for a long time, when push the start button nothing happens. I have checked connections and they seem to be fine. It's dead. Please help
julio
I'm new here. My 1984 Spree was parked for a long time, when push the start button nothing happens. I have checked connections and they seem to be fine. It's dead. Please help
julio
julio enciso
Honda Spree 1984
scooter is not equipt with kick start pedal. How do I check if starter works?
Thank you
Thank you
julio enciso
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Kenny_McCormic
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Get a test light/multimeter out and cheack for power at the relay then see if the relay get power when you hit the start button, thne see if the realy is giving the starter power.
I am not a mechanic, nor do I play one on TV. Actually my advice is probably worth slightly less than what you pay to view it.
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to all of you:
Thank you for your help. I found a wire that got disconnected by the speedometer area, I had to take all the covers to conect it back. I believe that could be the problem.
I have not try to start it, because when working in that area, I discover that the two cables for the front and rear brakes are stuck, meaning they don't have the "action" requiered, they do not move inside their casing. So I took them out and tried mannually to unstuck them. Do any of you know a trick to free them, they are heavily"set".
Thank you
Julio
Thank you for your help. I found a wire that got disconnected by the speedometer area, I had to take all the covers to conect it back. I believe that could be the problem.
I have not try to start it, because when working in that area, I discover that the two cables for the front and rear brakes are stuck, meaning they don't have the "action" requiered, they do not move inside their casing. So I took them out and tried mannually to unstuck them. Do any of you know a trick to free them, they are heavily"set".
Thank you
Julio
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Kenny_McCormic
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Yea, ever think of what could happen if your rear brake cable snapped?adark248 wrote:just get new ones. it's easier and safer to install new brake lines than to try and fix stuck ones.
I am not a mechanic, nor do I play one on TV. Actually my advice is probably worth slightly less than what you pay to view it.

