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lilsilva99
03-15-2005, 02:04 PM
what is the cause of my vento zip slowly cranking?...like it doesnt seem like its cranking enuff to be bringing in gas mixture?
wideopen01
03-15-2005, 07:03 PM
what is the cause of my vento zip slowly cranking?...like it doesnt seem like its cranking enuff to be bringing in gas mixture?
Slow cranking???rephrase your question...i dont seem to understand your question...
Lennox
03-15-2005, 08:08 PM
is your battery good?
Did you fix the kickstarter yet?
lilsilva99
03-17-2005, 03:21 PM
battery doesnt keep a charge...but i have it hooked up and have my 12v battery charger connected tot he terminals...and its still slow cranking....and no i havnt fixed the kickstarter yet cuz my mom just passed away and it costs 45 bucks that i dont have and my dad *****es bout spendin his money...so i gotta wait for some money....
XPS1210
03-17-2005, 04:27 PM
You might simply need a new battery... erich sells them but they carry a $50 price tag... you can find them for less but have to look...
lilsilva99
03-17-2005, 06:11 PM
i got the one now at walmart for 36 but its a snowmobile...is it ok to buy another one of those?
XPS1210
03-17-2005, 06:44 PM
as long as it's a 12V and around the same cranking amps... it's all good...
yama916
03-17-2005, 08:06 PM
when you try to use a battery charger to crank your scooter, you probably need 2 chargers to crank the scooter fast. ive tried that on my friends scoot when the battery was completely dead.. its not a really smart idea but i did put 2 chargers on it... it cranked fast and the scoot finally started.. in your case, just buy a battery, easiest way.
lilsilva99
03-18-2005, 01:47 PM
when you try to use a battery charger to crank your scooter, you probably need 2 chargers to crank the scooter fast. ive tried that on my friends scoot when the battery was completely dead.. its not a really smart idea but i did put 2 chargers on it... it cranked fast and the scoot finally started.. in your case, just buy a battery, easiest way.
Wow yama...thats a good piece of info, i will buy a battery first....and see whats going on.....now that i think about it...when chargeing a battery ...its a trickle charge...not a constant 12 V....thanks...ill let u kno
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