Kymco Hipster 125 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support - Page 5

I wonder what your fault is .......................

I looked all through the manual and could not find a fuse box. It looks like they may all be inline single fuses.

You don't mention which bearing it is or how you know that they've gone bad. In any case, here's a link to the service manual.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/13244097/Xciting-500-Service-Manual-ENG

kymco 500 has no air temp sensor,ecu reads water temp for coldstart enrickment.a new sender wont fix it ether,sender needs to read 10 degrees warmer to start

Something has to be draining your battery. Try to find out what is still pulling power. What could still be running even when your ignition switch is off. Usually it's the parking light. Depending on your make the last turn of your key after your lock, is a parking light notch. My Hyabusa has that kind of notch and I'm always being alerted that my back light is still on after I'm in the house.

If the battery won't hold a charge take it to an auto parts store. they'll usually check it for you on a load tester for free. Typically the issues of the battery discharging stem from the charging system. I would check the stator output as well as the regulator. More than likely your problems stem from those areas. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/robert_5bac37c3cb991fdb

1. buy a manual it will tell you how hard it is

right in the back of gear box same size as the drain bolt,. put in the right amount, per the manual, if you put in to much it will over flow,.

There's a button covered with rubber on the left side of the dashboard. Using a thin stick, push this firmly and hold (while the bike is running) for about 1 minute. Fixed.

A large screwdriver will break open the seat clamp.

Check drive chain tension and lubrication. Also check for excess wear on drive sprocket.

Try dissconnecting the Negative Terminal on the Battery. Leave off for a minute or so, should reset it.

Although these answers are correct many are not probably. Valves are not going to go out of adjustment during the off season etc. You need to simplify it. You need gas, fire (spark) and air for a motor to run. Usually it will be the fact that the carb was not ran dry at the end of the season and fuel stabilizer was not used so the carb is dirty. You can pull you plug and see if it is wet with gas or try some engine starting fluid sprayed in the carb. Dry plug means no gas, no run with starting fluid mean no spark. Make sure fuel is on and the obvious has already been done. 90% chance dirty carb.

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The main fuse is located in the battery department under the floor mat.

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Remove the seat. There should be a large plastic box with ( I think ) 6 screws in it to remove the air box cover. Go for it, then remove the filter. Your now exactly half way done.

sounds like a spark plug problem or a cracked coil

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