Help Required Please Peugeot Speedfight

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by Trevor, Jun 23, 2005.

  1. Trevor

    Trevor Guest

    Okay before we start I have my Flame Extinguisher ready, it might not be
    a Motorcycle but it does have 2 wheels.

    The lad has bought 2x Peugeot Speedfights, 1 was supposed to have good
    engine, chopped up electrics, the other knacked engine, good electrics.

    When we got them back, from 2 places I might add he finds out 1 is
    Liquid the other Air. But looking at the wiring harness they are the
    same, except 1 has the immobiliser the other doesn't.

    So we've taken the wiring off the AC immobilised ped & put it on the LC
    non-immobilsed ped. Started it up & it is happy to run just will not
    rev, soon as you try to open the throttle more than a little it dies,
    taken the carb off, cleaned it up no better, so we've changed carb over
    between bikes, exactly same result.

    Does anybody have any clues, apart from a can & some matches, does
    anybody know if the CDI/Immobiliser drops it into 'safe' mode to stop it
    being nicked or if there is any timing that can be altered?
     
    Trevor, Jun 23, 2005
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  2. And both without a logbook, I bet.
     
    The Older Gentleman, Jun 23, 2005
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  3. Trevor

    Trevor Guest

    Shame I'm not a betting man, but strangely enough maybe in this day &
    age I am a honest one!!!!!

    Both have V5C's registered at the address's they were collected from &
    both engine numbers & frame numbers match those on said documents.

    Judging other by your own standards is not always best.
     
    Trevor, Jun 23, 2005
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  4. Blew it totally with that one, old fruit.
     
    Grimly Curmudgeon, Jun 24, 2005
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  5. Strewth.

    And I wasn't aiming at you, anyway - you said your lad bought them. And
    IMHO, when a "lad" buys two manky scooters, the odds on both of them
    being kosher are very, very small.
     
    The Older Gentleman, Jun 24, 2005
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  6. Trevor

    serf Guest


    Ah! So "the lad" is some kind of self-referential affectation then. As
    is "we".

    Makes perfect sense.
     
    serf, Jun 24, 2005
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  7. Trevor

    someone here Guest

    Check the circuit board thing in the handlebar section.

    It controls (variously) rev limiter, immobiliser, flasher unit, starter
    motor control????,
    CDI unit and half a dozen things which a universal(1) board might possibly
    connect to.

    Very prone to water ingress shorting out and/or rusting the board (2)

    Long shot but worth looking at since it will give you a very useful tray to
    support the can
    before you apply the matches. <g>

    Dave

    (1) Universal - fits nothing in this universe
    (2) Mechanics quote - They all go like that sir
     
    someone here, Jun 24, 2005
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  8. Checked the exhaust? I had exactly those symptoms when a wasp
    built a nest in my trail-bike's spark-arrestor(!).

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    Dr Ivan D. Reid, Jun 26, 2005
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  9. Trevor

    Trevor Guest

    Not quite, grammar was never a strong point of mine, but 'he' bought
    them, 'we' fetched them

    But to conclude should anyone google the thread, the problem was because
    we swapped the wiring harness over, the engine was a Speedfight 1, the
    harness was a Speedfight 2. The pick-up on the flywheel is wound
    differently & had to be changed over, we/he/I now have a fully revving
    engine again.
     
    Trevor, Jun 27, 2005
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