Will this new aftermarket bystarter fit my scooter?

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Will this new aftermarket bystarter fit my scooter?

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I have a 1994 SA50SR - will the SA50 bystarter listed here not work on my scooter? Do they actually have different carbs or what is the deal?

They are actually offering 2 kinds selling - this one works on up to a 2000 SA50

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NEW-CHOK ... enameZWDVW

and this one up to a 1993

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NEW-CHOK ... 0266094593
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if you still have one just un plug it mine isnt pluged in it starts and runs fine
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really?
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yeah it wouldnt run with it plugged in. i un plugged it. it runs great starts first touch of the starter.
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justinnielsen01 wrote:yeah it wouldnt run with it plugged in. i un plugged it. it runs great starts first touch of the starter.
Probably a clogged idle jet, a properly running engine WILL NOT run right with an unplugged bystarter. anything SA50 will fit an SR, the stuff afterwor ds designates trans restriction and exhaust pipe.
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Kenny_McCormic wrote:
justinnielsen01 wrote:yeah it wouldnt run with it plugged in. i un plugged it. it runs great starts first touch of the starter.
Probably a clogged idle jet, a properly running engine WILL NOT run right with an unplugged bystarter. anything SA50 will fit an SR, the stuff afterwor ds designates trans restriction and exhaust pipe.
thats kinda what I thought they would have to have differnent carbs or something for them not to be interchangable.

The seller said it wouldn't fit - maybe he just doesn't know.
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It will work.
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Heck, how about a whole new carb for $60 with shipping included?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NEW-HOND ... 0267525254

Or a new petcock?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... %26otn%3D4
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noiseguy wrote:Heck, how about a whole new carb for $60 with shipping included?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NEW-HOND ... 0267525254

Or a new petcock?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... %26otn%3D4
I actually saw that and was considering it. Do you think that thing is reasonable quality?

First I'm gonna buy a battery from wal-mart and do the bystarter function test - if it is not working right I might just try the new bystarter and not an entire new carb.
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noiseguy wrote:Heck, how about a whole new carb for $60 with shipping included?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NEW-HOND ... 0267525254

Or a new petcock?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... %26otn%3D4
Would one of these carbs fit a 1986 NQ50? I am tired of messing around with mine. I have cleaned and cleaned and adjusted and adjusted till I am blue in the face. The only way I can get it to run is to tape off one of the 2 intake holes on the air cleaner. Thanks Jim
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jxnslotcar wrote: Would one of these carbs fit a 1986 NQ50? I am tired of messing around with mine. I have cleaned and cleaned and adjusted and adjusted till I am blue in the face. The only way I can get it to run is to tape off one of the 2 intake holes on the air cleaner. Thanks Jim
Is the idle jet clear(should flow pin * of light)? Is the main jet nice n clean? Is the brass guy hiding under the main jet clean(push it out with a pencil thorough the throttle hole)?
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Kenny_McCormic wrote:
jxnslotcar wrote: Would one of these carbs fit a 1986 NQ50? I am tired of messing around with mine. I have cleaned and cleaned and adjusted and adjusted till I am blue in the face. The only way I can get it to run is to tape off one of the 2 intake holes on the air cleaner. Thanks Jim
Is the idle jet clear(should flow pin * of light)? Is the main jet nice n clean? Is the brass guy hiding under the main jet clean(push it out with a pencil thorough the throttle hole)?
Yep,did all of that at least twice to make sure that it was clean and tight.
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and you have an airfilter?
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Elite-ist wrote: I actually saw that and was considering it. Do you think that thing is reasonable quality?
Beats me... I plan on opening it up before installing it to check it out. I have an '88 Elite with a botched up carb that I plan to replace with this one.
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noiseguy wrote:
Elite-ist wrote: I actually saw that and was considering it. Do you think that thing is reasonable quality?
Beats me... I plan on opening it up before installing it to check it out. I have an '88 Elite with a botched up carb that I plan to replace with this one.
do you need the bystarter it comes with ;)?
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