Started working on the Jialing 200cc

TommyD · 01-06-2018, 04:34 PM

Well, today I finally started working on the Jialing that I was told (by the seller) had probably thrown a push rod.

I went to remove the cover but it wouldn't clear the frame so I peeked into it with a flashlight.

The Good News: Both push rods were fine.

The Bad News: I then pulled the spark plug and lightly pushed the kick starter; no spark and no compression. Then about the 3rd time I pushed down on the kick start lever it all locked up.

I don't want to do anything to further the damage so I am going to remove the engine so I can properly work on it. If it's too bad, I'll pull the engine from my "parts bike" which is also a 163FML.

I'll probably be asking some questions soon!

01-06-2018, 04:34 PM	#1
TommyD Join Date: Dec 2017 Location: Arizona Posts: 89	Started working on the Jialing 200cc Well, today I finally started working on the Jialing that I was told (by the seller) had probably thrown a push rod. I went to remove the cover but it wouldn't clear the frame so I peeked into it with a flashlight. The Good News: Both push rods were fine. The Bad News: I then pulled the spark plug and lightly pushed the kick starter; no spark and no compression. Then about the 3rd time I pushed down on the kick start lever it all locked up. I don't want to do anything to further the damage so I am going to remove the engine so I can properly work on it. If it's too bad, I'll pull the engine from my "parts bike" which is also a 163FML. I'll probably be asking some questions soon!
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