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Here's an idea - hook up your old switch and turn on the key. You should be able to push the button and see the light go off...
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Good idea! I should have thought of that one myself... damn!
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The neutral light stays on through all 4 gears even when the brown wire is disconnected.
Well, I fixed it.

No, I don't know how. I was tinkering with the wires and pulled the neutral bulb out of the speedometer. There were a lot of sparks and a little bit of blood and now it is working fine.

I put it back together and all is good... and I'm not asking any questions.

Next step is the headlight. It used to work and now it doesn't. I guess I'll start tinkering with the wires again and hope for sparks.
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The neutral light wasn't working again yesterday, it stayed on through all 4 gears, but this morning it is working as it should... and again, I'm not going to ask why.

I did some checking and it looks like the Neutral indicatorand the Speedo lamp take a 3 watt bulb and the turn signal and high beam indicators take a 2 watt bulb. I have a bunch of 4 watt bulbs and I'm wondering if I can use them in place of the 2 and 3 watt bulbs. Any thoughts?

My other P200 (Spermy) uses LEDs and I may change Red Rover over to them but I want to get everything working on the stock setup before I do that.
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working then not working = intermittent short of the brown wire
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working then not working = intermittent short of the brown wire
Yeah, that makes sense. I guess now its a matter of chasing wires... damn!
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Yeah, that makes sense. I guess now its a matter of chasing wires... damn!
Before I go out to the (damned cold) garage to chase wires, I'm going to work on the oil pump, which I can do in my (much warmer) office.

I'm going to replace the spring and ball bearing but is there anything else I should do while I have it all apart.

Everytime I start the engine, I get a LOT of smoke. The attached pic doesn't really show it well, but I can't get my video to post.
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Everytime I start the engine, I get a LOT of smoke. The attached pic doesn't really show it well, but I can't get my video to post.
Sounds more like it's flooding.
How many kicks to start it cold?
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This morning it was one kick. Usually it's two or three. Choke is full on.

Often, it is harder to start when it is warm and sometimes I can't start it at all. I have no idea why.
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If it's harder to start warm you may have a fuel leak at the carb causing the atmosphere in the carb box to be rich. Take the lid off and have a look inside for evidence of fuel laying around. Usual suspect is the carburetor filter cover. Freak Moped has excellent videos explaining this issue and the easy fix.

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No, no fuel leak. Everything is tight and the engine started on First Kick this morning. I'll check it later in the day to see what happens. I thought about a bad petcock but the one that I have now is new to me and it checked out before I installed it.

I'm still planning to replace the oil pump check valve when things warm up (Yes, I know we're warmer in Fresno than in Beaver Lake)
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Poor hot starting and white smoke. How's the gear oil level? These are the first signs of a work main seal. Worth a check.
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Gear oil is topped up and I replaced all the seals as part of the rebuild and I think I did them properly. Virtually no mileage on them. I'm hoping that a replacement oil pump check valve will solve the problem.
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If anyone is upgrading to a SIP Road 3.1 and has a Road 2,0 or a Road 2.5 that they want to get rid of, I'd be interested in buying it for Red Rover.
I know I asked this a couple of months ago but I'm still looking for a used Road 2.0 or 2.5 for Red Rover. I'm going to be in the LA area this week so if you've upgraded your Exhaust and want to get rid of your old one, please let me know.
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I have been starting Red Rover every morning (one or two kicks) and running it for a minute or two just to keep it fresh. Yesterday it wouldn't start until close to a dozen kicks and then it ran very slugishly. When it stopped running, I found a large puddle of oil on the clutch side. I don't know if it was 2 stroke or transmission... I can't tell the difference. I cleaned up the oil and today I started the engine up again using starting fluid and during the brief time it ran, it spit out oil on the clutch side.

I'm thinking that the clutch side seal might have failed except that I just replaced it and the new one has less than 15 minutes usage. True, it could have failed due to faulty workmanship (not the first time) but I'm wondering if it could be something else. Does the location of the spill give a clue?
Oil splattered on tire and onto lift
Oil splattered on tire and onto lift
Most oil is directly below the exhaust but I don't think oil is coming from the pipe,
Most oil is directly below the exhaust but I don't think oil is coming from the pipe,
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That's a float needle issue. Engine flooded overnight…
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That's a float needle issue. Engine flooded overnight…
Thanks SaFIS. I will get back to the smoke problem once I've solved the oil leakage problem. I'm hoping someone on the forum will be able to tell me if the oil on my rear wheel is a sign of a failed oil seal. Pics are above
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That's a float needle issue. Engine flooded overnight…
As SafiS said, looks like it's all coming out your exhaust pipe. The tip is juicy in the picture.
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Oh. I didn't know the float needle affected the oil flow. I will replace the needle and the float before I start looking at the oil seal … much easier
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Oh. I didn't know the float needle affected the oil flow. I will replace the needle and the float before I start looking at the oil seal … much easier
It doesn't. That's muck the fuel leak took along before evaporating.

Are you turning off the fuel tap overnight?
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Are you turning off the fuel tap overnight?
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Yes, I always turn off the fuel tap whenever I park however I'm not 100% certain that it completely shuts off. After I replace the float and needle I'm going to pull the gas tank and check the tap.
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Yes, I always turn off the fuel tap whenever I park however I'm not 100% certain that it completely shuts off. After I replace the float and needle I'm going to pull the gas tank and check the tap.
You can test the tap by just loosening the banjo bolt at the carb.
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Yes, I always turn off the fuel tap whenever I park however I'm not 100% certain that it completely shuts off. After I replace the float and needle I'm going to pull the gas tank and check the tap.
Give it a sniff. Should tell you whether it's oil or fuel. Fuel will dissolve and pick up carbon on its way out of the engine.

I know you've been starting it but if not riding and making the float go bumpity bump, it might get sticky. I would just clean it and see if that helps. Carbs get grungy from sitting.

Before going through the trouble of pulling the tank, you could pull the hose off the carb and test whether the tap into a leaking.

Either way, a properly functioning float needle should stop fuel flow all by itself.
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I have been starting Red Rover every morning (one or two kicks) and running it for a minute or two just to keep it fresh.
What goal are you pursuing with this daily starts? For 1-2 minutes engine even not heat up. Personally I when park my Vespas for winter(3-4 months) never starts them periodically. And winters here is much colder than in Fresno
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My neighbor used to start his Harley up at 2am in the middle of the winter when he and his buddies were wasted. Then the CO alarms would go off. He is such a good guy, that I never complained.
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Lol, Retired army with US, First Cav, POW/MIA flags all over his garage. Definitely not one of those long haired, anti-American, dope smokin', Easy Rider types.

Actually the photo you posted is probably a dentist or proctologist on his weekend off.
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Actually the photo you posted is probably a dentist or proctologist on his weekend off.
That's Chong, from Cheech and Chong... Razz emoticon
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May be, but should have joint the size of an El Presidente in his mouth for positive id.
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What goal are you pursuing with this daily starts?
It's much like why a dog licks his balls… I start it to see if I can. I like to start it up to see if there are any new problems… like puddles or oil on the floor… or electrical issues

I've replaced the float and needle and I blew out the oil channels around the oil pump, although I didn't replace the check valve itself. I'm going to try to get out to give it a test ride later on today to see if that resolved my oil leakage and smoke issues
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I'm going to try to get out to give it a test ride later on today to see if that resolved my oil leakage and smoke issues
Maybe it did.

I took a two mile run this morning and while there was the usual (but smaller) cloud of smoke at startup, it dissipated pretty quickly and looked like any other two-stroke engine going down the road. So far, no new puddles of oil so fingers are crossed.

Next project is to stop the oil leak where the ring nut screws onto the oil tank. I'm thinking plumbers pipe tape, or maybe pipe dope but I don't know how they hold up against oil.
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Has anyone installed the Fiamm Freeway Blaster horn in a P200? Does it fit under the horncast?
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Has anyone installed the Fiamm Freeway Blaster horn in a P200? Does it fit under the horncast?
oh, the wayback machine just kicked in.

In the early '80s the Vespa of America accessory catalog had two of these with chrome grills bolted to the side of the horncast.
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I'm going to replace the spring and ball bearing but is there anything else I should do while I have it all apart. Everytime I start the engine, I get a LOT of smoke.
Ok, I got a SIP Road 2.0 (thanks BajaRob) and installed it this week and it's giving me a nice little boost, I solved my Shifter Problem, my Neutral Light Problem and my Signal Light Problem so now it's time to get back to my Blowing Smoke Problem.

When I start the engine first thing in the morning, I blow a hell of a lot of blue smoke which tells me that oil is seeping into the cylinder for some reason. (My neighbors think I work for the Mosquito Abatement Department.) Suspecting the oil pump, I swapped the carb and carb box with pump, for a known-good setup from Spermy and now Red Rover is not smoking. I've started it several times a day for three days and I took it on a brief two mile run (it's still too damned cold for a longer ride) and so far so good. I need to give it some more time before I declare the problem identified but I'm hopeful. Assuming that I need to repair the oil pump, I have yet another problem.

Last week I removed the oil pump and blew out the oil channels but I did not replace the check valve or the O-ring on the oil pump shaft (Number 13 on the attached diagram). I can order a new check valve and install it but I am not able to find the O-ring without buying the entire pump and I don't want to spend $150 to get a 29¢ O-ring. I haven't actually pulled the pump from the body so I don't know if I really need to replace the O-ring but chances are it is worn. Besides, other than the check valve, there isn't anything else on the oil pump assembly to replace… is there? I'm wondering if I can find the appropriate O-ring at my local hardware store.

Is there anything else that I should look for on the carb/carb box/oil pump assembly?

Alternatively, does any one have an old P200 oil pump that they want to sell?

I'd welcome any suggestions.
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I was wondering about this myself.

Maybe they are included in a carb rebuild kit?

I don't know if a viton o-ring is required or if a hardware store ring is fine.

You could also measure the id/od with calipers and order from McMaster-Carr.
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Is there anything else that I should look for on the carb/carb box/oil pump assembly?

Alternatively, does any one have an old P200 oil pump that they want to sell?

I haven't been able to find a used carb box/oil pump to buy so I'm going to see if I can find an appropriate O-ring locally. Then I'll replace it and the check valve

Is there ANYTHING else in the carb box that could be causing Red Rover to be blowing out clouds of smoke?
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I was wondering about this myself.

Maybe they are included in a carb rebuild kit?

I don't know if a viton o-ring is required or if a hardware store ring is fine.

You could also measure the id/od with calipers and order from McMaster-Carr.
The O ring store usually has waaaaay more options than mcmaster...and usually for less $$ too.
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I haven't been able to find a used carb box/oil pump to buy so I'm going to see if I can find an appropriate O-ring locally. Then I'll replace it and the check valve

Is there ANYTHING else in the carb box that could be causing Red Rover to be blowing out clouds of smoke?
Something interesting about the check valve...my low mile 2005 PX150 didn't come with a check ball or spring...neither did my other 2005 PX150 that had even lower miles.
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The O ring store usually has waaaaay more options than mcmaster...and usually for less $$ too.
Thanks for the tip!

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