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dameize
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PostPosted: 13:33 - 05 Sep 2011    Post subject: Speedfight 2 imobiliser problem Reply with quote

Hello all,
Before I start let me say, im aware I have only one post and this may seem a bit dodgy to be asking but im 100% genuine and id be perfectly happy for a mod to vouch for me by phoning my house or something and verifying that im not wanting info for illegal purposes.

Anyway, I purchased my speedfight 206WRC 100cc about 6 months ago (maybe 5) and I use it for going and seeing family etc, going to the shops and other general stuff. I dont go far though on it which has me even more confused.

Anyway, It has been working perfectly fine and ive had no bother with it since purchasing it. Once or twice it wouldnt start and it turned out to be the spark plug and the other time it just started working again after spraying some easy start.

I went out two days ago though when it was raining and whatnot and when I went to start it made a whirring noise and I thought "this seems dodgy..." and thought nothing more of it as it started the second time.

I came home from the local asda and it was pelting down and that was that. Then yesterday I was going to the shop for my grandmother and my scooter just wouldnt start at all..

My granda is fairly technical minded and has worked on jetskis, boats, cards etc and motorbikes but has little knowledge about scooters however hes still manage to diagnose its not the spark plug and the coil is working but has no power to it.

We went down the local car part shop and got a new spark plug anyway and when there were talking to one of the younger ones working there and he explained his mate has a speedfight 2 (not 206 though) and the same thing happened and they did something with the barrel.

I dont really want to have to disable the imobiliser as Im wary as it is with it and I have an alarm fitted.

Anyway, after taking the back end off the scooter and messing around testing the coil, spark plug and all of that we are no further forward and my granda seems to think its the imobiliser as he says thats the only other logical problem and not to mention the fact that the imobiliser light flashes like three times then twice then twice again I think it is and then it goes into a solid light which apparently means the imobiliser is still armed.

Now to me and my granda it seems weird that this has just randomly happened after no issues. Prior to it happening heres what happened.

- Went out in rain
- Did 10 - 15 miles
- When I got home started it maybe 4-5 times as it sounded rattly

Thats it really, I didnt expect it not starting or anything..

Now my granda says that there will be a way to simply bypass the imobiliser and he will solder it etc properly and I can use my alarm still along with steering lock. hes also taken out the kickstart as it needed replacing anyway and he hasnt had time to do it plus apparently if the imobiliser isnt on the kickstart will start it so its extra security.

So anyway im asking if my scooter is a speedfight 206wrc 2003 how can I simply fix this problem for cheaply as I cant afford 100+ or alternatively how can I disable the imobilser and simply not use it.

Note that im not a crook ploying to steal someones scooter im simply someone in need of fixing my scooter as I need it.

Thanks all in advance.
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at106
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PostPosted: 13:37 - 05 Sep 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

The immobiliser is a common problem on the peugeot scooters. Do you have a picture of the immobiliser or know which model it is as there are a few different ones?
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dameize
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PostPosted: 13:38 - 05 Sep 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

sorry mate have no clue. where abouts is it located roughly so I can find out?
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at106
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PostPosted: 13:41 - 05 Sep 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

dameize wrote:
sorry mate have no clue. where abouts is it located roughly so I can find out?


You have to remove the footboards. It will either be in the middle of the frame or to the right.
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dameize
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PostPosted: 14:25 - 05 Sep 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

can anyone tell me if theres a way to 100% totally remove it without spending money on a new cdi or something? id be wiling to chop and change a few wires if needed.

thanks
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at106
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PostPosted: 14:30 - 05 Sep 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

dameize wrote:
can anyone tell me if theres a way to 100% totally remove it without spending money on a new cdi or something? id be wiling to chop and change a few wires if needed.

thanks


I think you'll have the newer immobiliser meaning you cant just remove it. You'll have to purchase a bypass unit.

However if you have an older immobiliser (unlikely) i think there is another cdi which costs about £20 which will fix it.
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dameize
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PostPosted: 15:06 - 05 Sep 2011    Post subject: Do Speedfights have transponders in the key Reply with quote

Hello all,
After messing around with my scooter all day my brother sheepishly said that 'maybe the thing in the key that fell out is the problem' when I asked him what he meant he said that he saw the square at the top and took it out to see what it was and something fell out..... hes a named driver on my scooter but doesnt often use it.

So does the speedfight 2 key have a transponder in it?

thanks
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at106
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PostPosted: 15:10 - 05 Sep 2011    Post subject: Re: Do Speedfights have transponders in the key Reply with quote

dameize wrote:
Hello all,
After messing around with my scooter all day my brother sheepishly said that 'maybe the thing in the key that fell out is the problem' when I asked him what he meant he said that he saw the square at the top and took it out to see what it was and something fell out..... hes a named driver on my scooter but doesnt often use it.

So does the speedfight 2 key have a transponder in it?

thanks


If it uses the newer immobiliser (which it probably does) then yes.
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dameize
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PostPosted: 15:47 - 05 Sep 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

can anyone tell me whats what if ive lost the transponder in the key? is there a way to bypass it or do i just do the same?..

Apparently a key costs a fortune to get done 100+ so yeah... not an option.

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at106
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PostPosted: 19:08 - 05 Sep 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

dameize wrote:
can anyone tell me whats what if ive lost the transponder in the key? is there a way to bypass it or do i just do the same?..

Apparently a key costs a fortune to get done 100+ so yeah... not an option.

thanks


Im not 100% sure how it works. On the outside of the ignition barrell there is a plastic ring which has 2 heatshrunk wires coming out of it which go to the cdi. You may just be able to short those wires and it'll work but im not sure.
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PostPosted: 20:31 - 05 Sep 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

Apologies if this is a silly question, but have you asked him exactly where he dropped it and if it's feasible, scour the area?
It will be a rather small glass 'thing' imagine the bit of glass on a small Christmas tree light.
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dameize
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PostPosted: 21:04 - 06 Sep 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

hello all,
ive looked and definetly cant find it anywhere and I know my grandmothers recently hoovered up....

Now apparently im screwed.... and im panicking as I use my scooter quite a bit and all the scooter mechanics etc ive spoken to say that you cant bypass the imobiliser.

I know you can buy a cdi bypass but i dont want to pay 100 pound.

My question is, would buying a second hand transponder chip, receiver and cdi fix my problem? note that if its second hand its probably been disconnected for a while so would the cdi actually remember the chip? or am I confused how it works?

Would I simply stick the new transponder in my key and connect the new receiver and it would work? its from another speedfight 100cc scooter.


thanks.
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PostPosted: 21:21 - 06 Sep 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

This might sound silly, but have you tested the battery voltage ? Does it turn over at all and not start, or does it just not turn over when you thumb the starter ?
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andys675
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PostPosted: 22:22 - 06 Sep 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

the immobiliser on a speedfight 2 (ACI100) will not stop the bike from starting if its working ok

it will only stop the bike from revving up high for the drive to engage enough to ride it

do you have a spark?

if the cdi got wet it could have shorted out and fucked it or it may dry out and be ok

speedfight 100's are rattly, the piston clearance is a bit on the slack side so they don't heat seize, as nobody ever warms them up properly, people just jump on them and ride off at full throttle

if its the cdi you can plug one of any other bike into it and it will start but not rev up, if this works you will need a cdi and transponder from the red key
just seen this:-

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Peugeot-Speedfight-100-CDI-Aerial-Transponder-/140596491617?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item20bc343561

£50 better?
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