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This one is a 10A

Hey. It's not on every scooter. Do you have a Genuine Roughhouse or Buddy? If so... then, yes!

Agreed. We could have done much better on this one.

Right?! They should all have it. Easy feature to include for sure.

Does it have compression? Does it have spark at the spark plug? Do you have a shop nearby? Typically, if it won't start it's because you either have no spark, no compression, or it's not getting fuel.

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For a 125cc scooter, you need to sign up to take the motorcycle safety course. It is usually one weekend of your time and they will give you a card/certificate to take to the DMV to get the endorsement added to your license when you complete the course. Hope that helps!

Sorry to hear that. You may have a different problem... Check the kill switch. Is the side stand down, too? If so, make sure it is kicked up (some of them have kill switches in the stand). Do you have fresh fuel, etc. too?

Maybe contact the distributor? I am not familiar with that model, sorry.

Depends on the scooter, but the one in this video is 669 18 30

Glad you got it going! :)

It wont. Sorry.

Sorry to hear that. I would definitely take it back to where you got it from. If it's new, it should have a warranty.

@@NewScooters4Less someone came today and the problem was the kickstand was down lol .. the kick stand has a Killswitch. So simple . It's my fault I should've read the manual 🤣

@@My_Bad_grammar Lol. We have another video about that too! haha!

@@NewScooters4Less awwww man could've saved me $80 . Yes $80 for someone to flip my kickstand up 🤣

@@My_Bad_grammar Nooooooo!!!!! I'm so sorry that happened to you! Brightside... You won't make that mistake again! 🤣

I'm so sorry to hear this. GenZe closed up shop and we don't have access to parts and more :/

Nothing has to be turned on. Is the back of the key fitting perfectly in? Is it possibly stripped out?

Glad we could help!!! :)

Awesome! Glad we could help!

The oil light should always come on for a second when you first start it, just to show you that it is working, but then shut off. It can go bad, but to answer your question, it's pretty rare.

So what it was is the float was stuck. On the sending unit to sensor there's a float that slides up and down it was stuck in the down position. Cleaned it and it now works correctly

@@Abc-kn5wj Glad you got it fixed! Thanks for letting us know!

@@Abc-kn5wj Glad you got it fixed!

What kind of scooter is it? It should have a fuse. It could be located elsewhere though, but most 49cc Chinese scooters like this one have it in the floorboard by the battery.

Glad we could help!

Lol. Happens to the best of us!

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Sorry to hear that. Hope you can fine tune it and get it locked in! Best of luck!

@@NewScooters4Less thank you sir.

That's an electric scooter, right? Not sure. Sorry.

Thanks for the feedback.

Correct. This will not work. This is for carbureted machines. Thanks!

The air filter box? It's in the exact same place as shown in this video.

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching!

Does it have a carburetor? Sounds like it may be fuel injected? I'd try to get it into a shop nearby to see what's going on. Sorry we can't be more help with this one!

18mm I believe is stock. When replacing with a new one, upgrade to a 20mm.

@@NewScooters4Less alright, is there any pre tuned carbs straight out the box for em?

@@scottyyeo7759 Yea. Most are slap on and go. What kind of scooter do you have?

@@NewScooters4Less 2018 wolf islander 50cc

@@scottyyeo7759 Get a 20mm stock carb from my team and you should be able to slap it right on. Email my team at service@NS4L.com and they can take care of you! :)

Hahaha. That's my brother. Lol.

Best way is to open up the panel underneath the seat and look at the oil tank. The oil is dark in color so you can see when it is at the top of the oil tank :) Some people just add a little each time they stop for gas. As long as that oil light is off, you are in good shape! :)

True. This was one long video tutorial we had made for customers and we broke it down into smaller pieces. Have a great day.

Never heard of that scooter before. Is that the make or the model?

@@NewScooters4Less torino

@@carlburgs2543 Sorry. Not familiar with this :/

Hmmm... I'm not really sure what you are talking about… I say in the video… “If you ever come to the scooter and turn the key to the on position and you notice right here that your gas gauge is not getting any power…” (and then I proceed to show that nothing electrical is working)… then I proceed to show you where and how to fix the issue. All the other commenters got it, so I'm sorry if something was unclear for you. Safe scooting!

There is no restriction on the Wolf Scooters. Thanks!

@@NewScooters4Less thank you for the update so my next question is there a CDI module on it and if so can I remove it and a upgrade CDI module to make it faster

@@DonaldThompson-wc9di I don't believe the CDI is restricted on that model either. Sorry!

@@NewScooters4Less so I would I be able to put power in the bike to make it faster it's a 125cc

@@DonaldThompson-wc9di Engine upgrade would be your best way.

Hey! Not sure where you are shopping, but you can find aftermarket gas caps with keys, but most people probably want the key for the gas cap to match the ignition and seat lock, so you'd want a whole set. The only way a single gas cap could cost over $100 is if you lost your key to your original gas cap and the technician has to spend their time drilling out the old one in order to get it off your scooter. Maybe that's what you are talking about? Also... most people would probably just get a locksmith to make a new key for it. I think there are more options than you think if you lose the key to your gas cap. The Roughhouse is one of my favorite scooters hands down.

@@NewScooters4Less it's the place I bought it from charging to replace everything, over just the lost cap, and if you can't do it yourself you'll be stuck in this situation. Roughhouse has acknowledge that I'm completely right, that if you lose your gas cap the most common thing you shouldn't have to pay a mechanic if you lose it over 100$ to switch it. Even the company agrees with this and is going to mention it at there next meeting, getting rich of gas caps is BS

@@Civilwar.relics Sounds like it's the time that is the actual expense. It's the labor time to drill out the fuel cap with the lost key in order to get a new one on there. That's the real expense. The fuel cap itself isn't the expensive part. Sorry you lost your key! Best wishes to you!

@@NewScooters4Less I have the key. The problem is that Roughhouse in all it's years hasn't made a simple replacement, that you could just use without a key. Or even sell a cap with a key to fit those bikes, doesn't that make a lot of sense? But the manufacturer has it set so this happens, I think it's dirty and so does the person at Roughhouse I spoke to. Work all day for a dang gas cap lol wtf

Any chance any of that water is seeping in to your fuel tank or getting into your air filter? That's the only thing I could think of.

@@NewScooters4Less I have a stock air filter so maybe the fuel, but I'm not sure how I should handle this situation

@@David_loves_foods Not sure man, sorry. We'd have to get it into the shop to check it out. Hopefully you have a shop nearby?

Depends on the year of the scooter. Most of the newer ones no longer have the restricted exhaust.

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Did you try turning up the idle a tad as shown in this video? They do have a automatic choke to help with this, but yea... it's always better when the unit warms up.

@@NewScooters4Less I did. To the point where the clutch is almost engaging and still

@@babiidhaze Do you live in a cold environment?