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Guy Phillips Posted on Aug 24, 2014

I have a 1967 vespa 125 GT but the motor has been changed. the motor id is 0147983 is this a 125 or a 150?

Last owner said the engine was a 150 how can I find out for sure?

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SOURCE: Stupid question... what motor oil

Hi, Use any quality brand of gearbox oil in the ST 90 gear oil (SAE 30 motor oil) range. Recommended change period is about 3000 miles. Personally I use Rock Oil as I have yet to have a problem and don't know anyone who has when using it.

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  • Posted on Apr 18, 2011

SOURCE: petrol,oil mixture for 1969 vespa

2% as most Vespas. Some folk like to add a bit more for a tuned engine.

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  • Posted on Sep 08, 2012

SOURCE: I have just bought a 1978 Vespa 125 px I can't get leaded petrol what can I use ?

All Vespa's old or new run without need of lead as your engine internals are lubricated by either the gear oil or 2 stroke oil.

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