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4 mei 2008 om 09:34 #147403
Hi, i have just got a ciao and loving it. am i the only one from england if not not send me a message.
i was wondering if anyone on here would be able to tell me where i could find parts for my cioa??
also i need to clean out the petrol tank and its got some rust in there as it had been sitting in a garage for 16yrs!! does anyone know how i could get rid of it .
thats it thanks im going to try and get it started now.4 mei 2008 om 09:37 #147600hello!, welcome here.
good to hear that you love the ciao model!:)
you can buy parts @ http://www.jmpb.nl
you have to go into the webshop en then you press the piaggio logo button and you will get to see an walhallo of piaggio vespa parts:)they also send international!:)
and place soms picture from you ciao here! we like to see it:D
Mike4 mei 2008 om 11:57 #147601Hello,
I’m pretty sure you’re the first british member, we have some americans though.
Let your tank rest a night with a few litres of cola, rinse and try again. Then rinse thoroughly with petrol and hopefully no more rust will come out, good luck.
I’m not sure if the coke will eat up the ‘rubberfied’ petrol as well, otherwise you could bathe your carburettor in coke as well, since it’s probably dirty as well(unless it was clean before stalling).
Let me know if it helped.
4 mei 2008 om 12:22 #147602Hello,
Nice that you found, http://www.vespa-ciao.nl 😛
Jmpb has so many items, so just check carefully what you need and then order the parts at jmpb.nlJust clean everything and your ciao will run again i think.
Greets
4 mei 2008 om 18:10 #147603hey, cheers guys i will try the cola thiing soon 🙂 im yet to get it started mainly due to the fact i dont have anything to connect the petrol from the tank to the engine whoops, i had a look on that website and found something that translated into a fuel crane is this what i want?? and its almost imposible to pedal to turn the engine over any suggestions??? wil get pictures on here as soon as possible. thanks for any help
4 mei 2008 om 19:13 #147604Hello,
you said the ciao was in the garage for 16 years,so the engine hasn’t been started all that time i presume?
Maybe you have to refurbish the engine,take it apart and put in new crankshaft ballbearings i guess that’s the problem
it turns so heavy.
And the starter chain could be rusted shut so that it won’t turn easily.5 mei 2008 om 15:53 #147605hey, i was told it was started 6 months ago. it was ok the pedal when the spark plug was out which i knows does make it easier but it should not be this hard to the point the belt slips round??? maybe you are right but i was trying to avoid an engine rebuild 🙁
also 🙂
1. i cant seem to add picture.
2. where do all you guys get them cool alloys wheels mins still has the original spoked wheels.5 mei 2008 om 15:56 #147606
.-{2F4OV}-.We buy the rims on marktplaats.nl…
second hand..
7 mei 2008 om 06:07 #147623hey richardson, sounds like your belt might be a little loose. loosen up the bolts holding in the motor, and slide it forward as far as you can. there should be a little lever on one of the bolts to aid in this, but i’ve never had much luck getting that thing to work well. i usually just pitch it.
ciao’s are rad, i think you’re going to love it once you get it going!7 mei 2008 om 06:19 #147625Do you use the button on the left side of your steering? This is the decompressor, you have to push it in when you pedal because if you don’t the engine is turning very heavy.
13 mei 2008 om 12:52 #147626hi thanks for all your help i have found out what it was . . . . the piston was seized ????? i have freed it now and need to rebuild the engine 🙂 i have looked on JMPB.nl but i cant seem to find what i need all i want is the piston and barrel but i cant find that combo. do you thinks its wise for me to maybe upgrade piston size if i have to replace it anyway???
13 mei 2008 om 13:02 #147627You could hone your barrel to 38,6 and get the oversized piston(which isn’t in the webshop, but should be possible to find or to order at some cycle shop?)
If your barrel looks good measure the piston(38,2 or 38,4mm are stock sizes), and just replace that.
Here’s a complete cylinder kit: http://jmpb.nl/shop/view_product.php?product=VE3077
Note that this is (chinese)aftermarket stuff, not as reliable as original piaggio(which is why i suggested honing).
You could also upgrade to let’s say….43mm:lol For that little extra power.
25 mei 2008 om 13:24 #147632i’m in Suffolk England to, will jmpb ship to this country? My ciao is a 1970 model with a 65cc malossi kit, i love it.
25 mei 2008 om 13:31 #147633Yes they do
25 mei 2008 om 13:40 #147634I have a techno circuit pipe on my bike, i hear they are pants, what pipe would you suggest? i’m running a 13-13 carb and 65cc malossi kit with head.
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