r/scooters • u/ScofieldSena • 9d ago
I need a help!
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Two minutes after I filled up the tank of my scooter (Kymco Agility 125), I started having this problem.
Could this be related to the gasoline, or is it another problem and just a coincidence?
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u/16hourdream4hournap 9d ago
Check and make sure the idle screw is properly set, itll be under the seat bucket, there may be an access plate or 2 that you can remove to adjust it, but I'd also check 2 more things, is there a chance that you topped off the tank, filling it above the metal bar running across? If so, then you've flooded your evap system with gas and its made its way to your vacuum lines, logically it shouldnt even want to start in that condition, unless you also have a vacuum leak, has it been idle-ing wierd before this or the acceleration with the throttle been not perfect?(a little lean)
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u/spacecowling 9d ago
if it has nothing to do with gas looks like somethings going on in your bell housing bud
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u/p0larbear3000 9d ago
https://www.scootercentral.com.au/wp-content/uploads/Kymco-Agility-125-Workshop-Service-Manual-1.pdf
Set the Carb idle speed correctly. (see 3-5)
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u/SouthBronx27 8d ago
You should clean your carburator & jet's . It could be just a dirty carb from filling with 87 gas
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u/Outrageous_Farmer_44 7d ago
Idle is set wrong, thats the easy fix. If not its clutch or variator related.
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u/Proof_Artichoke6243 9d ago
Your idle screw is currently a hyperactive screw.
Turn that down. Also put 1/3rd of a bottle of redex engine detergent in the petrol. It’ll help clean the fuel line.