What's the position 4 the cam n timing on a kymco Stryker 125 04 I changed the piston and rings but didn't Mark the timing position can sum 1 help plz the any marks ther is are 2 small lines ant a f & t on the cam bt no marks on the timin chain apart frm 3 holes 2 small 1 big can sum1 help plz

there are different methods of restricting, hear we 1. gasket between the carb and inlet. ". gasket between the exhaust and head, 3. washer in the output sprocket to drive to wheal in the centrifugal clutch Re: Jeff

How do I derestrict a kymco stryker 125

i had a semilar problem on my Kymco and i found that my fuse was not making proper contact.

what i did:the fuse im talking about is the small fuse in a "bottle" like cylinder in the positive power of the battery,the conection points in this little cylinder worn out and the fuse couldnt make contact any more i took the fuse out completely just linked the wires with lugs and my bike is working fine.

By :"specs" I assume you need install position? To index the gears, whne you take it apart, turn the crank pulley 'till the timing mark aligns with the "0" on the timing scale. Don't turn the crankshaft again. When you are ready to install the chain, locate the mark on the crank gear and align the mark on the cam gear so they point to each other. The mark on the crank gear should be at 12 o'clock and the cam gear mark at 6 o'clock. Make sure when you put the cam gear on the cam that the location pin fits into the gear to position it correctly. Jeep recommends that after putting the chain and gears on, you rotate the engine by hand and place the crank mark at 6 o'clock and the cam gear at 3 o'clock, then count the number of pins in the chain (pins, not links) between those two points. There should be 15 pins. If you are rebuilding the engine and have the cylinder removed, it's a good time to check the front crank pulley (some have the outer ring move on the rubber). Put a piece of flat steel across #1 cylinder with a bolt through the steel extending into the bore center. Turn the engine by hand 'till the piston contacts the bolt. Make a mark on the pulley and turn the engine in the opposite direction till contact is again made. Your timing mark on the pulley should be exactly between the two marks you made. If not, make a new mark at that point and use that as your actual TDC reference. If it is radically off, replace the pulley.
When setting up cam position I always use a degree wheel. If you are installing an aftermarket cam
its important to do that. If you're just replacing a stock chain, You will be fine with the method I've outlined.

crankshaft at tdc, cam sprocket marks in proper position with locator marks on engine, ( this usally means on single cyl the valves will not be loaded by the cam) front of cam chain taught, proper tourque on cam caps realese cam chain tensioner, rotate engine 360deg slowly by hand with spark plug removed, then re check cam timing is accurate..

i need to replace my starter motor for my kymco stryker. do you know any omcpatible parts that is exactly th same as my kymco stryker

Normally, one goes to the carb, one to the gearbox and one to the battery. What sounds really weird is the diameter of the hoses. Three quarter and one inch diameter? Normally 1/4" to 3/8".
Hope this helps!

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get a manual for it and then you will be able to do any thing you have to do , when the time comes.

Turn crank so that timing mark on front pulley is at 0 degrees.
Remove the timing cover and you should see a mark for the cam to line up with.
You want the cam lobes on No.1 cylinder to be pointing away from the followers wether they be rockers above cam or buckets below. This will be the compression stroke.
Once the cam timing is set you can recheck the distributor. It should point to No.1.