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Should you feel the automatic transmission in a 150cc scooter shift?
I recently bought a 150cc scooter for my girlfriend, but it is getting no speed (about 30mph on flat paved road full throttle, and she is a small girl) I have noticed that there is no feeling of shifting, nor any pause in throttle as if it is changing gears. I am curious if this is normal for such a small engine/auto tranny combo, or if there is a possibility that the transmission is just not shifting.
If it was used there is a possibility that there are a couple of problems in the CVT. 1. the rear pulley has gotten locked into place and doesn't move to shift, or 2. The rollers in the front pulley have gotten flat spotted. 3. Worn belt...
Truthfully if it is a used scooter I would say buy another rear pulley assembly and a new set of rollers for the front pulley, along with a new belt preferably kevelar belt... The CVT isn't that hard to work with, it just takes an air wrench and taking some time to keep the parts clean. Also get you some graphite and slightly lube the new rollers with it by applying it to the each roller in your fingers, then you can do the sleeve or boss the same way, also applying some to the brass bushing inside the front pulley...
The rear assembly is a little tricky to disassemble, and really the only parts sold for it is the clutch and the tension spring that shifts the rear pulley. What tends to wear the most in the rear pulley is the pulley half slides back and forth to shift. The rear pulley half is put together with sliders, it has 3 grooves machined out in the wall of the pulley housing. Those 3 grooves are kept in place by pins, it slides inward and outwards via these 3 pins. Under acceleration the pulley grooves put much tension on the 3 pins and they start to wear an ever so slight notch out in the grooves. Thus when you try to take off or get to a shifting point, the rear pulley starts getting locked into one position in your gear range. It is like trying to ride a 10 speed with the shifter cable broken.
There is no way to fix this problem with the rear pulley. If you machined the grooves, you would have to have bigger pins, and also the pins bend slightly under torque also so there would be the second problem...
Here is a link that will help, the basics are the same, your rollers maylook differant though. If you have any other questions email me, I have worked on many of scooters. http://www.flexistentialist.org/blog/archives/2003/10/27/cvt-basics-constant-variable-transmissions
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