![]() On models with telescopic forks, inspect the area around the dust seal for signs of grease or oil leaks, then carefully lever off the dust seal using a flat-bladed screwdriver and inspect the area behind it (see illustrations).If leaks are found, the shock should be renewed (see Chapter6). On models with a monoshock, inspect the shock for fluid leaks and tightness of it's mountings.If binding is felt, the suspension should be disassembled and inspected (see Chapter 6). See if it moves up-and-down smoothly without binding. While standing alongside the scooter, apply the front brake and push on the handlebars to compress the suspension several times.Loose, worn or damaged suspension parts decrease the scooter's stability and control. The suspension components must be maintained in top operating condition to ensure rider safety.were fitted with fuel injected engines in certain markets.īook Excerpt: 1991-2009 Scooter Repair Manual Piaggio, Vespa ROUTINE MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE PROCEDURE SUSPENSION CHECK Note: this manual covers carburetor models only. The DIY mechanic's manual for Piaggio and Vespa scooter repair is geared towards vehicles made between 19, including the following models: Haynes manuals are some of the most popular repair guides on the market because of their user-friendly approach to engine repair. The manual includes carefully written text instructions and supplements them with detailed photographs, diagrams and illustrations. Like other Haynes manuals, this Vespa and Piaggio repair manual offers a user-friendly approach that's perfect for the home mechanic or beginner. OUT OF PRINT - The Haynes Scooter Repair Manual is designed for use with Piaggio and Vespa imported scooters. ![]()
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