What the fork is this thing? (pictures included!)
Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 2:37 pm
here are the piccies 
Resting out of its plug. Scooter runs fine.
it usually fits on the black tap thing here. Scooter coughs and has a hard time running.
back off again. scooter runs fine again.
My scooter is registered as a 'nifty fifty' 1985 model. No real name like 'elite' or whatever so I'm not 100% as to what it is other than it IS a honda build, however the pictures on each of the manuals do not match the same shell mine has. Which is odd but anyway, to the point.
To the left of the air filter shell, is a single tube that loops from a lower point on the engine to another point slightly above. It situates itself behind the kickstarter and, for some reason, if connected to the (what I assume is) correct part of the motor, causes the motor to start with alot of difficulty, however if i REMOVE the pipes loop, letting it rest outwards, the engine often starts on its first kick (battery is nearly dead,. starter doesnt work, engine still runs well on its alternator etc.) and it runs best without it connected.
This tube doesnt seem to contain any liquid, nor does it seem mostly important as the engine continues to run. Is it an air intake valve or something? Its very difficult to figure out *scratches head* If anyone can shead some light on this it would be great
Resting out of its plug. Scooter runs fine.
it usually fits on the black tap thing here. Scooter coughs and has a hard time running.
back off again. scooter runs fine again.My scooter is registered as a 'nifty fifty' 1985 model. No real name like 'elite' or whatever so I'm not 100% as to what it is other than it IS a honda build, however the pictures on each of the manuals do not match the same shell mine has. Which is odd but anyway, to the point.
To the left of the air filter shell, is a single tube that loops from a lower point on the engine to another point slightly above. It situates itself behind the kickstarter and, for some reason, if connected to the (what I assume is) correct part of the motor, causes the motor to start with alot of difficulty, however if i REMOVE the pipes loop, letting it rest outwards, the engine often starts on its first kick (battery is nearly dead,. starter doesnt work, engine still runs well on its alternator etc.) and it runs best without it connected.
This tube doesnt seem to contain any liquid, nor does it seem mostly important as the engine continues to run. Is it an air intake valve or something? Its very difficult to figure out *scratches head* If anyone can shead some light on this it would be great