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GTV 250
Joined: UTC Posts: 58 Location: Columbus, OH
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GTV 250
Joined: UTC Posts: 58 Location: Columbus, OH
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My GTV 250 max speed is no more then 73mph, and very difficult to get this speed.
So I digged out here trying to figure out why, onlything I havn't check it air filter cleaning.
Today seems to be good day for doing that, I following video instuction from wiki, soon as I unscrewed couple air filter cabinet screws, oil start to dripping and more unscrewed more oil came out, almost straming out, I have to place oil pan to underneath.
pretty much good half pint of oil came out from there.
and I sqeezed a more oil out of from sponge filter also.
Is this normal?
I cleaning off oil from filter and cabinet, I found some dirt and rocks compounded on bottom of inside cabinet, it is hard stuck I have to use screw driver to break off.
Finally most oil clean and dry out filter, I have 50:50 gas and oil mix here for ready to apply filter.
How much amount do I need to apply?
Thank you always.
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'19 BMW C400X; '07 Vespa 250 IE;'13 BMW F700GS; 87 Elite 80
Joined: UTC Posts: 194 Location: Walnut Creek, CA
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'19 BMW C400X; '07 Vespa 250 IE;'13 BMW F700GS; 87 Elite 80
Joined: UTC Posts: 194 Location: Walnut Creek, CA
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lx150
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Molto Verboso
lx150
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Keep it sticky.
I like to keep my filter just wet enough to make dirt stick. Anything more is just wasting oil.
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2005 ET4 150
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2005 ET4 150
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I saturate the foam filter with a 50/50 mix then wring it out, hang it so any excess mix drips out, wring out the area where the mix was dripping
To see if you have enough 50/50 mixture on the foam filter pinch the filter with two fingers and your fingers should be slightly oily
Will
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OP
UTC
Enthusiast
GTV 250
Joined: UTC Posts: 58 Location: Columbus, OH
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Enthusiast
GTV 250
Joined: UTC Posts: 58 Location: Columbus, OH
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Thank you for all reply.
Either I thought it is not a normal.
I think my gtv starting slower after oil change.
Month ago it was not to time for change, I was replace my tires from one of local motorcycle shop(not a vespa auth services center), shop owner ask me oil change.
At that time my vespa miliege was 1300 going on, and when I purchase from 800 miles on, previous owner said has been done 600 miles services, but didn't have paper works to confirm, So I decided to change oil, because I have long riding plan for next week from that.
Shop guy did good job for tire and exhaust gasket replaced, but maybe not much knowledge of vespa.
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