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Re: How do i remove the steering lock from a vespa px 200
That's not so easy as you probably think....
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no, it's not!
- do you have the later type of PX with a separate oil-tank which mixes the oil automatically to the gasoline or do you mix the two-stroke oil in a 50:1 ratio by yourself to the gasoline tank?
- if you have the 2 tank system you need to fill up the oil-tank always with two-stroke oil!
did you ever made a service on your Vespa?
like changing spark plug, replace engine oil , clean carburetor and adjust ignition etc?
don't worry -the clunk noise is typical when changing gears on a Vespa 125 PX - it is due to a very old fashioned construction in the gearbox (1940ies) see pictures: you have to get used to that or change to a newer automatic type Vespa....
To replace the mudguard is easy enough but takes a good while. Remove case from the handlebars (mirrors first then screws and split). Remove the bolt that holds the handle bars to the steering column and remove the handlebars. At the top of the steering column you need to unscrew the round nuts that tighten the steering column. You need to disconnect the brake hose and cable (later you will need to bleed and refil the brake fluid). Then you need to lift the frame up from the front so that the steering column slips out, be careful not to lose the bearings. The mudguard is held on with (i think) 2 bolts. remove these and then lift the mudguard up the steering column. drop the new one in it's place and put everythiing back together in the reverse order you took them off
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