Re: Elite 50 (SE50P) locked up, starter???
Posted: Fri Oct 07, 2011 8:17 pm
could be the bystarter
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This may become an issue, cause the ride is really smooth and fun! I am surprised how nice it is, I had ridden some scooters in the past on vacation but never a Honda...Mystic wrote:glad you are having funyou may decide to keep it once you ride it a few miles
nightcruiser wrote:The turn signals dont work, though I have no battery right now, I expected them to work when the bike was running. They did work when I had it jumped over to a good car battery... Hope this doesnt mean the alternater is bad? Usually the idle has to be up for turn signals to work without a good battery, if you are coming to a stop they should stop working without a good battery.
I probably should put some sort of engine conditioner in there after not being started for over 10 years I would think, is there anything you guys would recomend I use? Sea-foam is good though fresh gas should be good enough.
Thanks for the feedback....evilone wrote:nightcruiser wrote:The turn signals dont work, though I have no battery right now, I expected them to work when the bike was running. They did work when I had it jumped over to a good car battery... Hope this doesnt mean the alternater is bad? Usually the idle has to be up for turn signals to work without a good battery, if you are coming to a stop they should stop working without a good battery.
I probably should put some sort of engine conditioner in there after not being started for over 10 years I would think, is there anything you guys would recomend I use? Sea-foam is good though fresh gas should be good enough.
Yikes - I don't drive the speedo drive unless the hub is taken apart. Although, if it spun and the front wheel did not turn, its probably already got a stripped nylon gear off the hub (see pic)I then turned the tab inside the hub with needle nose pliers and it spun freely, so it looks like the spedo problem is in the hub.
It was loose as a goose when I grabbed it, if it had offered any resistance whatsoever I wouldn't have turned it. It was immediately apparent that it was not engaged to anything. I have to assume be plastic gear in mine is toast after looking at your photos... thank.mousewheels wrote:Yikes - I don't drive the speedo drive unless the hub is taken apart. Although, if it spun and the front wheel did not turn, its probably already got a stripped nylon gear off the hub (see pic)I then turned the tab inside the hub with needle nose pliers and it spun freely, so it looks like the spedo problem is in the hub.
There is a worm gear off the hub driving that tab for the speedometer cable input. It's kinder to the gear train to spin the front wheel, and watch that tab move.
Yeah, I think most all are careful and put care into testing which does not always get posted. That's the probable failure. Easy fix, not much $$. I just was pointing out there could be an issue with such a test for others.It was loose as a goose when I grabbed it, if it had offered any resistance whatsoever I wouldn't have turned it. It was immediately apparent that it was not engaged to anything. I have to assume be plastic gear in mine is toast after looking at your photos... thank.
Can anyone help me find the part number and the proper name for this plastic spedometr gear for my 1987 Elite 50? I scrolled through the manual, there are no part numbers on the diagram of the front hub, and most the explanation talks about the brake...mousewheels wrote:Yikes - I don't drive the speedo drive unless the hub is taken apart. Although, if it spun and the front wheel did not turn, its probably already got a stripped nylon gear off the hub (see pic)I then turned the tab inside the hub with needle nose pliers and it spun freely, so it looks like the spedo problem is in the hub.
There is a worm gear off the hub driving that tab for the speedometer cable input. It's kinder to the gear train to spin the front wheel, and watch that tab move.
44806-GN2-003 GEAR, SPEEDOMETERCan anyone help me find the part number and the proper name for this plastic spedometr gear for my 1987 Elite 50? I scrolled through the manual, there are no part numbers on the diagram of the front hub, and most the explanation talks about the brake...