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GearboxGeezer
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PostPosted: 19:51 - 23 Oct 2006    Post subject: Peugeot XR6 Super SPort! Reply with quote

Heya... My Peugeot XR6 ( its a 50cc moped with gears Razz looks a bit like a minature R1 which was the only dumb reason why I paid £2,500 for it.. ) has been having a strange problem.

I want to get it sold, as Ive had a new bike for a while now, but its not working properly.

Basicly, it cuts out after about 10-30 mins of riding. Why the fuck does it do this? Ive tried all the normaly stuff like plugs and that, And Ive tried changing the coil, still no luck.

But then a thought hit me!

This bike has been on very low-zero battery for ages, Ive just been bump starting it as it bumps like a pushbike. But I was lookingat the fuel tap.. and well.. it hasnt got one! I think its electronic, as theres a wire that comes off the petrol tank where the fuel pipes come off.

Could having a low battery be some how shutting the fuel off for some reason? It starts up after about 30mins of leaving it without trying to start it. Seems to take longer if I try to start it to early.

Any ideas?
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PostPosted: 19:57 - 23 Oct 2006    Post subject: Reply with quote

not unless it was fuel injected, but its more than likly the battery is stuffed and there isn't enough power to keep the coil operation properly, get a new battery and go from there.
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