Anyone ever had a problem with aerox belt.

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Connah

Well-Known Member

• 14 August 2010

• #1

The scooter isnt moving unless the back wheel is lifted in the air, Has anyone ever had a problem like this withe the drive belt? Thankyou

 

Lodewijk

ok

• 15 August 2010

• #2

This is more likely caused by a very bad carburation, too weak clutchsprings, too heavy rollers, a bad ignition, etc..

What did you do to cause this problem?

 

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Connah

Well-Known Member

• 15 August 2010

• #3

ive been told the scooter has been getting slower up hills, so he changed this piston ring,which made no difference, but a week later the small end bearing fell apart and destroyed the cylinder, hes now fitted a new 70cc and a new carb, but now the scooter wont produce any torque, when the piston seized could it of stretched the belt?

 

Lodewijk

ok

• 15 August 2010

• #4

If your belt had stretched then it would go into very high revs because the belt would slip. So no.

Because you have a new cylinder aswell as a new carburator, you need to rejet your carburator and after that adjust your rollers and springs. Your dealer is a bad businessman that he did not do this for you. Ask him to do it anyway. If he installed it, then he should..

 

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Connah

Well-Known Member

• 15 August 2010

• #5

is there any point getting the malossi red contra spring?, if the belt doesnt slip?

 

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ipx

Well-Known Member

• 8 September 2010

• #6

Connah , no , no point useing stiffer spring if its not slipping

i used STOCK contra spring and did 130kph and CVT worked like a dream

stiffer contra spring = lose power = creat lotsa of heat= wear out all the parts ( like pully and belt)

stronger spring effect is like useing lighter rolller = raise your rpm , so some idiots think it increase performance , if they would use lighter rollers it would do same ..